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Private tuition companies have been accused of exploiting parents' worries over SATs assessments by supplying tutors for children as young as two. Early years consultant Margaret Edgington said it was...
Charity fundraising not only helps others, but delivers a strong feel-good factor to a nursery's staff, parents and children, while raising the community profile of the business, says Sophie Hudson.
Millions of children in poor countries are dying from preventable illnesses. <B> Anne Wiltsher </B> looks at what we could be doing about it
Smaller settings wishing to employ apprentices will have to pay just 10 per cent of the costs of training them, the Government has announced today.
The GCSE maths and English requirement for Level 3 has been scrapped, but many settings are still struggling to hire and retain quality staff. Jo Parkes speaks to some chains to find out why
The excitement is building as we prepare to open the 2018 Nursery World North in Liverpool tomorrow - come along for a free exhibition and lots of special features, all adding up to a great day out.
The Final Report issues a challenge to both the Government and the sector itself, says Helen Moylett.
A new tool by which students can communicate with tutors and each other is changing childcare studies. Ruth Thomson logs on.
Analysis by the Infant & Toddler Forum (ITF) found 49 per cent of meals served to children aged between one and four were outside the recommended portion size range.