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Two more college nurseries are to close their doors for the last time this summer after becoming the latest victims of cuts to further education budgets.
Children’s mental health services need a ‘rocket boost’ in funding if they are to support the one in six children in England who have a probable mental health condition – as well as those suffering...
As learning how to swipe a screen becomes as much a part of a young child’s development as turning the page of a book, what role does digital technology play in helping children learn to read?
The fate of two university nurseries threatened with closure by the University of Westminster remains in the balance following a temporary reprieve.
Amid a cost-of-living crisis and rising health concerns, how are nurseries ensuring that their children are eating healthy, nutritious meals? Karen Hart finds out
Nurseries are full of Keiras, Rhiannas and Ashtons as more and more parents name their children after celebrities, said the Daily Mail in a report of a poll by findmypast.com. Other names that made...
The different types within the human memory system, what they are used for and the ages and stages at which they develop in young children are outlined by Maria Robinson.
<P> How do children of various ages see their male heroes? Our competition, held to mark National Childcare Week, reveals their feelings and talents. <B> Liz Roberts </B> reports </P>
Organisations that advocate for women's health and unions are worried that proposals by two councils to reduce their health visiting teams will put children and families at risk.
Practitioners can take the lead from one child's emerging literacy skills and enhance their provision around the setting for all the children, as Jane Drake explains Observation in setting