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A childcare group in Scotland is supporting families in financial crisis via hubs that offer essentials and advice. By Annette Rawstrone
The University of East London’s Ivana La Valle and Eva Lloyd, who were involved in the most recent evaluation of the 30 hours entitlement, discuss the key findings of their report and how the policy...
Penny Owen (Letters, 25 May) is spot-on with her denunciation of companies who make batches of voucher payments without the information the provider needs to allocate them to the right parents. The...
Seven deaf children talk in depth about their experiences of school in Scotland, their friends, families, future prospects and approaches to communication in a CD-Rom launched by the National Deaf...
Storysacks can be an innovative way to involve parents in their children's learning, say Jo Weinberger and Anne Stafford Storysacks offer an interesting format for involving parents in their...
The number of children in England prescribed the controversial drug Ritalin more than doubled between 1997 and 2001, figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats have shown. Paul Burstow, Liberal...
Scandinavia is famed for the quality of its early years settings. So, what is it actually like to work over there? Nicole Weinstein asks a leader at four different settings to describe a day in their...
Volunteers and staff who worked for the Pre-school Playgroup Association - now the Pre-school Learning Alliance - during its early years are being invited to celebrate the charity's golden jubilee...
Children's teeth need good care from the moment they emerge and early years practitioners can support this in the nursery and by advising parents, says <B> Clare Walters </B>
Jane Lane asks what lessons should be learned from the recent incidents of racism from football supporters