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Frontline staff are overwhelmed by the needs of vulnerable families, who a month into the lockdown are facing life on the breadline, warns the charity. Due to problems with Universal Credit and delays...
Young children and their parents are the stars of a music and rhyme programme run by Michele Wills and Sue Rogers that's helping Sure Start to reach its aims How can you promote speech and language...
* The Jigsaw Group has extended its employee share option plan to benefit 20 per cent of staff, in anticipation of flotation next year. Jigsaw, which operates 24 purpose-built units, is in the running...
We hope Nursery World readers will enjoy these two poems submitted by Janet Moyles, professor emeritus and early years consultant, who wrote our Special Report ('Sound effects', 9 February) on the...
Enter our competition for the chance to win one of five sets of the Wayland Books' series 'All By Myself', which feature four board books about getting dressed, eating independently, tidying and bath...
A new report calls for more children’s centres, particularly those in areas with ‘high concentrations’ of vulnerable families, to register births.
In the first instalment of her monthly online journal, trainee EYT Emma Davis talks about her interview and impressions of starting the new course
There remains a ‘significant amount of work to be done to give children the best chance of growing up free from poverty in Scotland’, concludes a new report.
The Government is being urged to ‘think carefully’ about how to support parents who need help with childcare costs as research highlights how current policies support a minority of families.