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Faced with challenges to the sustainability of the private and voluntary sector, some of the biggest nursery chains in England are joining forces to carry out a large-scale review of how they can play...
Harry had his first taste of solids this month, which he took readily. He was initially offered baby rice and then apple and carrot. Although Harry was very accepting of these foods he was clearly...
It has become popular to blame ‘excessive hygiene’ for increases in the number of children with allergies, but the truth is quite different, finds Meredith Jones-Russell
Nurseries lead the way when it comes to nutritious food, says Liz Fox - building healthy children and good eating habits for the future Thanks to Jamie Oliver, the country is in uproar. School...
As his local children and family centre is forced to close successful services due to funding cuts, Warwick Mansell takes a personal view of the politics surrounding the Government's approach.
By Jane Davidson, minister for education and lifelong learning in Wales Wales is now treated as a serious player in the education world, for both what we have all achieved together and the vision set...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell says we need to be shocked again at how many children are homeless. There are memorable moments in our history when knowing something changes something. 'Cathy...
A variety of puppets score highly in practice at early years settings, as Nicole Weinstein discovers.
Close co-operation between practitioners is vital when supporting a child with speech difficulties, says Collette Drifte in the final part of our series on inclusion This final part of our series on...
References, which are provided? at the discretion of the employer, can be a minefield. Jacqui Mann explores the particular risks associated with verbal references, citing a recent tribunal case