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The next phase of workforce reform, as spelled out in the Government's recent refresh of the Ten-Year Childcare Strategy, is 'ambitious and achievable', according to Thom Crabbe, national programme...
While the past 90 years may have seen the demise of ‘lady nurses’, the Truby King method and woollen underwear, the same core issues crop up time and again, as Hannah Crown discovers
A 15m grant has been awarded to the Children's Play Council (CPC) to develop support for play in England at regional levels over the next five years. The Play England Project will see the creation of...
The remit of Ofsted could be extended to become the single inspectorate for children and learners, under plans put out for consultation by the Government last week. The consultation proposes that...
The provision of employer-supported childcare is critical to London's economic success, says a new report funded by the London Development Agency. Expanding the quantity and quality of London's...
Before Christmas, the free-thinking Labour MP Frank Field published an important review of how to reduce child poverty.
Disabled children feel that many teachers do not listen to them or understand their needs, a survey for the Welsh Assembly has found. The survey of 105 children and young people aged five to 25, which...
A primary school is celebrating becoming the first in the East Midlands to introduce Montessori methods into its nursery and reception class.
Childcarers' views are being sought on the first-ever integrated system for children's services in every local area in England. The formal consultation into a new overarching framework for the...