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Widespread staff shortages and retention problems in nurseries are leading to a rise in workplace stress among early years workers, according to a new report out today.
Interaction with other children and adults is what parents consider to be the major benefit for children in childcare settings, according to a survey by the Pre-School Learning Alliance.
The youngest children need close personal relationships and quality experiences, not adherence to a curriculum With the Labour Party returned to Government, the plans first outlined in the Ten Year...
From 1925's 'educated girls' to today's professionals, training has always been a priority
The Baby Room Project has succeeded in directing some much-needed attention to the care of the youngest children. Dr Sarah Christie talks to its founders Professor Sacha Powell and Dr Kathy Goouch.
The essential information you will need to start your own nursery, compiled by Annette Rawstrone Expert help
APEL recognises that experience counts. Mary Evans talks to some of the first practitioners to have completed the award When Sorrel Ayres, a mother of three, started thinking about moving into early...
Doctors and midwives are urging pregnant women to have their Covid-19 vaccination as soon as possible, following a rise in the number of unvaccinated women being admitted to hospital with severe...
An 'ambassador' scheme aims to promote the sector and help employers attract bright employees.