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The pandemic has driven more families living in poverty to turn to schools for ‘basic needs’ such as adequate food and clothing, finds new research.
by Peter Baldock, Damien Fitzgerald and Janet Kay (Sage Publications, 21.99, ISBN 978-1-84787-447-4)
Andrea Leadsom is to make policy proposals to Cabinet for early help for families ahead of the spending review.
The growth of home-based childcare services across Scotland was celebrated with a national conference in Stirling last week hosted by One Parent Families Scotland (OPFS). In 2000, there was only one...
How have the UK’s biggest nursery groups – and the early years sector as a whole – changed over the past two decades? Catherine Gaunt goes through the archives
All educators should take note of an early literacy system now used in Northern Ireland. Wendy Scott and Janet Moyles spent two days in Belfast observing this new approach.
Kezia Thurgood-Parkes, an ECS student at Sheffield Hallam, talks PGCEs, placements, uni politics, and cocktails
Ahead of this week’s budget and spending review, the chancellor has announced £500m for families and early years support - however there is no sign of any increase in funding for the 15 and 30 hour...
Additional resources needed to reach vulnerable families in rural areas should be accounted for in Government funding, according to a Welsh children's charity.
(Photograph) - Children at Nord Anglia's 20 Princess Christian nurseries around the country got cooking last week, baking cakes to raise money for the American Disaster Fund and the Afghanistan...