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Edited extracts from the Government's response to the consultation on the Early Years Foundation Stage reveal the sector's concerns and the actions to be taken Responses to the consultation...
The Government focus on skewing funded childcare towards working parents means those most in need are missing out
<P> The relationship between private and voluntary childcare providers and childcare partnerships still needs work in some areas, a year-long Scottish Executive-funded research project has concluded....
The first Children's Commissioner for Wales, Peter Clarke, took up his post on St David's Day, 1 March. Mr Clarke's brief is to promote and safeguard the rights and welfare of children and young...
(Photograph) - Television personality and mother of three Carol Smillie teamed up with children from Beech Drive Nursery at Belahouston Park in Glasgow to get into training for this year's Barnardo's...
(Photograph) - Isabel Armand stands beside sunflowers grown by her home in the Niassa Province of Mozambique, one of the regions benefiting from the work of WaterAid. The charity has teamed up for...
Glasgow city council predicted last week that more than 60 striking nursery nurses would return to work from 1 June and that more than 90 of the 127 local authority nurseries would be operating. At a...
Education secretary Charles Clarke responded to criticism of SATs tests last week and said that he was prepared to look at ways of making Key Stage 1 SATs less stressful for seven-year-olds in...
The 30 hours childcare policy could widen the gap between poorer children and their better-off peers, and should be axed unless it is properly funded, a leading education charity says today.