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A Government consultation on how to revise the Code of Practice for the free early years entitlement, as it is extended to 15 hours and offered more flexibly, will start next week, Nursery World can...
A new set of materials issued by the Government last week could help parents become more involved in developing extended schools services.
A website launched by the Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency aims to help teachers implement the new primary curriculum from September 2011.
Foster care services need to have an extra 748m invested by the Government, say the Fostering Network and the British Association for Adoption and Fostering. The call came last week after the two...
Further to the correspondence about our Special Report 'A closer look' (14 April), in which early years consultant Jennie Lindon was misquoted as saying that Ofsted insisted on two adults being...
The lucky winner of our reader offer for 1,000 of out-of-school software and support from Kids Clubs Direct (see Out of School, 9 October 2003) is Rachel Unsworth, deputy manager of The Nursery,...
The opening of the 3,000th Sure Start children's centre was marked last week by visits around the country by ministers including children's secretary Ed Balls.
Early years settings are invited to take part in Sport Relief 2012 on 23 March to raise money for vulnerable people all over the world.
Five leading children's charities have urged the Greater London Authority (GLA) to step up the fight against child poverty, to protect vulnerable children and to create more accessible and affordable...
In an austerity landscape, extensive free training is being replaced by more innovative councils with everything from partially subsidised to full profit-making models. Annette Rawstrone reports