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Nearly half of parents of children aged under five years old in England say Government has not done enough to support them to access the childcare they need during the pandemic, a survey has revealed.
‘Millennial parents’ share family responsibilities more than previous generations and are twice as likely to complain of burnout than any other, a survey found.
It is crucial for parents to understand the value of the integrated health and early years reviews for two-year-olds, and practitioners must be able to answer their questions, says Sue Robb, Head of...
Culturebaby is a new programme rolling out in Manchester which aims to help practitioners and families find new ways to engage very young children with art and culture.
Practitioners at Rachel Keeling Nursery School explain how they have encouraged creativity and other skills through the use of dyes, den-building and dancing activities
The DfE is looking for early years 'experts', 'mentors' and 'area leads' for its leadership support and mentoring programme – one of a number of measures announced as part of the £153m Early Years...
SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT IN YOUR PROFESSIONAL CAREER. Managing Staff in Early Years Settings.
New mothers in deprived areas believe childcare plays a crucial role in supporting their families and put an expansion of services high on a wishlist of measures to give their babies a good start in...
More needs to be done to help families with the cost of childcare, says a new report that looks at the impact of the credit crunch on ordinary families.