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Schools at the centre of communities, delivering health and social services as well as education, have the potential to improve attainment and social inclusion, a review of integrated schools has...
You are invited to attend our next seminar: maximising the effects of early years entitlements to support families’ employment.
Men from Sutton, south-west London, were invited to behave 'dadly' last weekend as part of a taster session for a free play and learning group aimed at fathers and their children.
Edinburgh City Council plans to scrap one-third of its nursery places and close five nursery schools in education cuts set to save more than 9m.
At the conference in London on encouraging helpful parental practices to replace smacking (News, 17 October), I was thoroughly entertained by children from Carr Manor High School in Leeds. Their...
Early years experts have criticised the Government's move to publish a list of approved phonics schemes. The DfES is planning to introduce a quality assurance scheme to evaluate commercial and other...
The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) is cutting training funds to a Wiltshire nursery following a damning report from the Adult Learning Inspectorate (ALI) (see News, 21 November). Westgate Nursery...
The London Childcare Affordability Programme, which offers subsidised childcare and support and helps unemployed parents back to work, has been scaled back by 3m after some councils pulled out.
A Westminster children's centre that lost thousands of pounds in funding cuts has achieved its first ever outstanding rating from Ofsted.
The Government is considering whether the childcare element of tax credits should be paid directly to nurseries and childminders rather than to parents, under proposals to improve the delivery and the...