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Government initiatives aimed at boosting self-esteem in children could leave them unable to cope with challenging situations, an expert has warned.
Four in ten disabled children in the UK live in poverty, 'a staggering 320,000' children, according to a report by the Children's Society.
Nursery owners met with the Local Government Association last week to raise their concerns over the sustainability of private and voluntary settings.
By Cherie Booth QC, a leading human rights lawyer and president of the children's charity Barnardo's There are encouraging signs that the political climate is becoming more favourable towards children...
‘Circumstance for childhood in this country today is utterly, uttlery dire’, the first children’s commissioner for England, Sir Al Aynsley-Green told delegates attending LEYF’s annual Margaret Horn...
* Dressing up items to facilitate dramatic play -clothes are great, but accessories such as hats, shoes, domestic equipment or professional paraphernalia are even better. * A big (safe) mirror is...
All times, when you are in the early years sector, are tough times, but some feel tougher than others. At the present time the economy for most businesses is really difficult.
Public spending should be redirected to the early years and away from universities and adult training, a think-tank urged last week. A report by the Social Market Foundation (SMF) called for savings...
The Welsh Assembly has announced £3 million of new funding for education initiatives and childcare in disadvantaged communities across Wales.