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The National Child Minding Association (NCMA) joins other childcare organisations in regretting the sensationalist messages that have recently hit the national news about babies, toddlers and...
It is standard practice to praise children for their achievements. But can too much be counterproductive? Penny Tassoni offers advice.
Families could be charged for using some children's centre services, under plans put forward by Bury Council.
A row broke out last week after the respected Institute of Fiscal Studies slammed the coalition government's budget as 'regressive' and said that the poorest families would be hit hardest.
* 900 50-place nurseries are to be set up by 2004 in the bottom fifth of deprived wards in England and other pockets of extreme deprivation. These could be in new or refurbished premises. Some...
Why are local authorities and health services bickering over their obligations to children's centre services? Simon Vevers reports Partnership working between local authorities and health...
Closing the gap in educational achievement for children from poor families is the key to ending child poverty, children's minister Beverly Hughes said last week at an event to mark End Child Poverty...
By Elaine Wain, a lecturer and NVQ co-ordinator for North West Kent College in Dartford Both the key skills and framework set out by the Early Years National Training Organisation are unrealistic. I...
A handy guide to the main proposals out for consultation in the Government's 'More Affordable Childcare' report
Up to 580,000 babies are to receive a copy of Axel Scheffler’s ‘Who’s Hiding on the Farm’ under BookTrust’s flagship Bookstart Baby programme, which aims to get families reading to their children...