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The benefits system needs to reach more families and be raised in line with inflation sooner in order to avoid children going cold and hungry, says Dr Rebecca Montecute of the Sutton Trust
The sector is in complete disarray so why are the Government promising parents 'free childcare' when there is no plan, says the founder of Koru Kids.
David Hobdey, CEO of 850-year-old Bath-based charity St John’s Foundation explains how a programme to support early language and communication skills is helping to reduce the educational attainment...
Who would have anticipated that a virus we had never heard of could be the last straw to the survival of the early years sector, already weakened by years of under-funding? June O' Sullivan, CEO of...
Amid all the other challenges bombarding the sector, we have had to deal with the alarming heatwave, which hit poorest families hardest, says Dr Julian Grenier
It is a no-brainer for the Government to introduce legislation that regulates sedentary activities in order to protect children’s wellbeing
Children at Great Ormond Street Hospital dressed for the occasion on Jeans for Genes day on 4 October. The annual campaign, led by the famous children's hospital in London, has raised more than 24m...
The full potential of the female workforce is being lost due to the high cost of childcare, argues Vidhya Alakeson
As Prime Minister David Cameron reshuffled his Cabinet recently, many of us waited to learn who would be the minister responsible for children.