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More women are leaving their jobs to look after their families, because the high cost of childcare means that for some women it makes better economic sense to stay at home.
A clean-up operation begins in Edinburgh next month when nurseries and schools are required to meet new standards in the provision of handwashing facilities and in the supervision of children's...
How can early years settings support staff’s mental health and wellbeing? Karen Hart speaks to some managers about the methods they use to look after their teams
Thousands more families will be eligible for support with childcare costs, under plans for the Universal Credit unveiled by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and work and pensions secretary Iain...
Parents have been getting involved in their children's learning thanks to the Early Learning Partnership Programme, aimed at disadvantaged parents whose children are at risk of learning delay.
Children at play are the focus of a fly-on-the-wall television series starting on Five's 'Milkshake' programme this week.
We look at how one small group of settings in London makes new children and their families feel secure through its key person and settling-in approach. By Hannah Crown
Families challenging the Department for Education's introduction of the Reception baseline assessment will outline their concerns to the High Court tomorrow.
Attention to detail is absolutely essential when mapping out your policies and procedures. Laura Henry provides some key pointers on what every setting should include.
Asquith Nurseries has appointed an in-house consultant paediatrician to give healthcare advice to children and parents and devise health policies for nursery staff.