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The new director of services for children and young people at the NSPCC is Wes Cuell, who was appointed following an interview process that included a panel of young people. He will replace outgoing...
Tax relief on childcare vouchers will not be scrapped, following the Prime Minister's decision to abandon plans to end the benefit.
The Universal Credit will fail to provide all working single parent families with a route out of poverty, and could act as a disincentive to work longer hours, according to new research carried out on...
Childcare campaigners are calling on the Scottish Executive to publish the delayed early years workforce review, after an inquiry found that the 'single most important factor' in improving quality...
Not even this government dares to stop the free milk train in its tracks.
Partnership working across sectors in Worcestershire has required hard work but has been rewarding, says Alison Hitchins Partnership is now a common word for all those involved in the planning and...
A Government review of services for disabled children, high risk families and young people, launched by the DfES and the Treasury, is expected to inform decisions in next year's Comprehensive Spending...
'The form is 46 pages long. Many families will not claim because they simply cannot cope with the paperwork.' Anne Redston, tax partner at accountants Ernst & Young, on the application form for the...
Understanding the ways children's memories differ from adults' will help practiitioners choose appropriate activities, says Penny Tassoni Many adults at some time complain about their memories. We may...
A safeguarding strategy for your online activity is vital for protecting the children in your care. Expert Kate Tyler runs through the key areas you should be thinking about.