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A pretty dismal and confusing picture for the future of private daycare has been painted in Nursery World. An article in the 23 September issue quoted Peter Moss, professor of early childhood...
Health and social care professionals should be trained to focus on meeting the individual needs of children and young people with autism and their families, according to new clinical guidelines.
I am sorry that Nicola Carpenter is disillusioned with the new Early Years Professional Status (Letters, 31 August). However, it is crucial that the status is set at graduate level to ensure that the...
Less than one in six eligible families are using the Government’s Tax-Free Childcare scheme, reveal new figures.
Buying or selling a nursery need not be daunting, provided you get the right professional advice, but there is plenty to think about. Solicitor Robert Collier outlines the main issues to consider...
The Scottish Executive has highlighted good practice in its Working for Families pilot ahead of a nationwide 20m rollout of the scheme next month to provide childcare services and support to help...
A body representing nanny agencies has criticised the Government for excluding nannies from its childcare plans. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), which represents many nanny...
Families are in the sights of Government and political parties at the moment and as the general election gets closer, policies for families will be more and more in the spotlight.
How the human brain evolved can teach us a lot about the way it learns and the most effective methods of teaching, says Professor Paul Howard-Jones in this extract from his book
Families could be charged for using some children's centre services, under plans put forward by Bury Council.