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As long as it does not interfere with your childcare duties, why not go for extra cash? Jasmine Birtles counts the ways Isn't it strange that however much you earn, it never quite lasts until the end...
The Government is finally extending its tax credit system to parents using unregistered childcare. Simon Vevers looks at the pros and cons Campaigners for national registration for nannies were...
Councils around the country are ditching the word ‘free’ to describe the 30 hours childcare offer in favour of ‘funded’ following sustained lobbying from early years providers.
Nursery World’s exclusive investigation into the first year of the 30 hours reveals stark variations in nursery closures across the country.
With half of early years staff saying work has made them ill, Charlotte Goddard looks at employee health protection
Raising pay levels in the sector is ultimately the only way to address the recruitment crisis finds Charlotte Goddard
Why the ‘containing scheme’ is an important part of play and learning in the early years, and how settings can appropriately resource for it. By Nicole Weinstein
What next for literacy project Making it REAL? Joyce Connor, from the National Children's Bureau's Early Childhood Unit, looks at how the training has been enhanced for two-year-olds.
A functional skills consultation was launched last month for the second time. Hannah Crown reports
Families around the country are paying out more than ever on childcare, while providers and their staff seem little better off. Daycare Trust sets out what it wants the Government to do.