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The recent expansion of free school meals has presented difficulties for many, but schools are finding ways to make it work. Katy Morton reports
The early years and childcare sector has given a cautious welcome to speculation that the Government plans to allocate money from the 125m Transformation Fund to subsidise the recruitment of highly...
In the absence of governmental criteria for nursery meals, Mary Whiting recommends checking out the Caroline Walker Trust, which has a wealth of good advice and resources on eating well for...
Early years practitioners are using colour as a vehicle for children to understand and express feelings that they may find difficult to communicate, says Jackie Cosh Are we feeling a bit red today?...
Single parents from a small local authority in Wales will be offered high-quality, affordable childcare to help them into the workforce. The Community Focused Schools Childcare Pilot, a joint...
Going out of the classroom and getting involved in their local environment is the best way for children to become members of society, says Will Coleman.
Expect a stimulating and informative read in this month’s magazine – plus a fantastic poster in our ‘People who help us’ series to pull out and keep.
A nanny who went from college to pre-school tells Helen Kewley how she set herself on the business path I first met Natalie Pragliola in 2004 when I went to talk to the DCE students at Stamford...
Storysacks can be an innovative way to involve parents in their children's learning, say Jo Weinberger and Anne Stafford Storysacks offer an interesting format for involving parents in their...