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Up to 30,000 nursery workers and teaching assistants are taking industrial action on Wednesday, in what could be the largest walkout since the 1926 General Strike. Dave Prentis from Unison explains...
More than half of parents believe that nurseries should employ more staff to look after nursery age children, research by the Department for Education suggests.
Even before the General Election, politicians from different parties were uniting in calls for investment in early intervention that could reduce society's ills and costs over the long term. Laura...
Despite fears that the Government would not continue with the Voluntary and Community Sector grant beyond 2013, it has now launched a new grant programme worth 60m over two years.
Hiring a live-in nanny is ‘considerably cheaper’ than employing a nanny who lives outside the family home, although demand for live-in nannies is falling, a new survey finds.
The three-month time limit for bringing a tribunal claim has changed in the face of new regulations that require disputes to go through an early conciliation process, explains Jacqui Mann.
Literacy for young children today means more than reading and writing alphabet letters, says Opal Dunn in the final part of her series on books for birth to threes.
by Quentin Blake (Jonathan Cape 2010)
Tops Day Nurseries celebrated National Baking Week (14-20 October) by making scones, blueberry muffins, pumpkin cake and prune and cocoa muffins with the children during the group's Cooking School –...