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New research highlights how young refugee children and their families are more likely to suffer from mental health problems than their peers and face barriers to accessing health support.
Hundreds of children aged under eight have been permanently excluded from school, according to the most recent statistics for England. According to the 2001 Statistics of Education, published last...
Neighbourhood Nurseries supporting families in the most disadvantaged areas should have their funding extended to ensure their sustainability, a new report recommends.<BR>
While the families of children in your care plan their holidays, says Emma Haughton, you can make them aware of possible hazards and help them to travel safely Couples with young children tend to have...
Early years experts have hit out at a report by the Teaching Schools Council (TSC) which calls for the Government to carry out a review of the Reception year.
There are many ways for nurseries to tackle falling occupancy levels. Paul Richards outlines his tried-and-tested solutions Falling occupancy is a real issue for nursery operators. With some providers...
In my first column after the summer recess, I want to pick up on some topical issues. Family, parenting and how we bring up our children have been topics of fevered discussion in recent weeks.
When monitoring children for attendance, allowances must be made for individual circumstances, says Working Mum
Entry forms are now available for the NDNA's Nursery of the Year Award, which will be presented at the annual conference on 5 June. The first prize winners will win 2,000 and the closing date is 8...
Before you make an exit, think about all the players in your job with a family so that you part on good terms, says Jennie Lindon Nannying is a job. However much you enjoy your time with a family, it...