Continuing professional development needs careful thought when budgets are squeezed, says Karen Faux.
Early years settings have the chance to reach out to their local communities by taking part in The Big Lunch, an annual celebration run by the Eden Project.
More than a third of fathers have faked illness in order to meet family commitments, a survey reveals.
Increased spending on childcare is an encouraging sign that the Government is tackling child poverty but cuts in civil service jobs could undermine the strategy, the Child Poverty Action Group warned...
Increased spending on childcare is an encouraging sign that the Government is tackling child poverty but cuts in civil service jobs could undermine the strategy, the Child Poverty Action Group warned...
The Government wants better consultation with providers in every sector over its policy measures, says Beverley Hughes.
The rights of children put before television cameras are being defended by a coalition of childcare professionals, writes Gayle Goshorn.
Primary school children will receive emotional and mental health support as part of a new initiative announced by the Welsh Government.
The social enterprise United for All Ages has warned that Britain's 21st century baby boom will led to a childcare crisis.
New figures from the Government’s Troubled Families programme show that halfway into the three-year programme, more than fifty-per-cent (62,000) of the 120,000 identified households are being worked...