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Changes are being introduced to childcare regulations in Wales in response to pressure from voluntary organisations. Last week the Welsh Assembly agreed to measures including removing the need for all...
New research into the effects on children of consuming food additives has left many parents wondering what is safe to feed them. Nathalie Golden of the Food Standards Agency offers information and...
The second reading of the Children and Families Bill is taking place in the House of Commons.
Families who face food insecurity over the Christmas holidays can access local help from a new website launched by footballer Marcus Rashford, ahead of his documentary on Feeding Britain’s Children,...
Parents of young children are being encouraged to check their child’s immunisations are up-to-date following the detection of the Polio virus in sewage in London.
Concessions on staff qualification levels in nurseries mean little as long as training lags so far behind. Ruth Thomson reports Childcare provision has boomed in recent years, while childcare training...
Childcare practitioners are aware that minority ethnic families don't take up the services of children's centres as much as they could, and have views on how to encourage them, says Annette Rawstrone.
The DCE has been hailed as the gold standard of childcare education, but is it at risk of losing its lustre? Mary Evans reports
The internet has led to a massive market in child abuse that the authorities are struggling to stem, while few child victims are able to be helped. <B>Simon Vevers</B> reports
Go-ahead early years settings are coping with the sector’s workforce crisis by attracting quality apprentices and improving their recruitment tactics, discovers Gabriella Jozwiak