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As the National Portage Association celebrates its 40th year, Nicole Weinstein looks at the vital role that portage workers play in supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities
I was appalled to read 'A problem shared' (8 May, page 23). In an industry still feeling the effects of the death of a baby who was allergic to cow's milk (News, 30 January and 6 February), is it...
Parents in Britain are paying 4 per cent more overall for childcare than last year, according to the annual survey of childcare costs, which also reveals the early impact of Covid-19 on the childcare...
The lack of out-of-school care for ten-to 14-year-olds has been thrust into the spotlight with the publication of a briefing paper from a leading childcare charity. The Daycare Trust's paper, Older...
Your legal questions answered by Christine Betts,senior lawyer, schools and childcare team, Veale Wasbrough Lawyers Q I have read something in the news about employees being able to ask for time off...
This bill contains a range of controversial measures relating to employment, social mobility, and poverty.
By Susan Kramer, Liberal Democrat prospective parliamentary candidate, Richmond Park, London No-one disputes that joblessness is a primary cause of child poverty. With 30 per cent of children living...
Public health workers in Aberdeen have come up with a new vehicle for introducing children to a healthy diet - the sandwich. During a week-long project, public health dietitian Jenny Coutts visited...
A Dundee family support project has been championed as a model for good practice by the Government at Westminster. The Dundee Families Project is highlighted in the consultation paper Tackling...