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The Government needs to come clean to parents that 30 hours funding will force providers to charge for 'extra' services, says Neil Leitch, chief executive of Pre-school Learning Alliance
Parenting programmes, as evidenced by the recent Social Mobility Commission report, give parents vital skills and confidence, says Tom Rahilly of Save the Children
The inspection system should deliver support not anxiety, argues Michael Pettavel
In his recent budget, George Osborne announced that Child Benefit will be removed gradually for those earning between 50,000 and 60,000 a year. This removes the sharp edges and shifts the pain...
I think we can all sympathise with Brenda, whose exasperated reaction to being told that Theresa May had called an election went viral.
At the same time that the principles of excellent early years practice have been reaffirmed in the revised EYFS, the Government is proposing to remove part of the sector from these requirements in a...
Ahead of the general election, Liz Bayram of PACEY calls on the political parties to commit to providing high-quality childcare.
The Government and several of the think tanks that sympathise with its policies are making a lot of noise about the cost of childcare and about how it must be made more affordable to parents.
The recent terrible events in Machynlleth force those of us who call for a more balanced approach to risk in childhood to take stock.
A degree doesn't make you a more capable person to look after children unless it's a teaching/childcare degree. What about those who have a degree in geography, does that make them more competent?