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If nannies were regulated and registered it could bring them more money and better job prospects, argues Stephen Vahrman From the first of this month, new National Minimum Wage rates have come into...
Eureka! The National Children's Museum in Halifax, West Yorkshire opens a new 2.9m health and body-themed gallery on 29 March that uses play and interactive displays to teach children about their...
The Government is still undecided about relaxing ratios, and the Chancellor's Autumn Budget wasn't full of festive cheer either
Anew project in a deprived area of Edinburgh is aiming to support the parents who may be the most likely to slip through the care net -single fathers. Run collaboratively by One Parent Families...
Early years and childcare organisations have been quick to emphasise the importance of keeping up momentum on policies for young children and families, and the need for the new Government to ensure...
Whether you are planning a spectacular sponsored parachute jump, holding a barbecue or running a racenight, successful fundraisers in early years settings say the four golden rules for success are...
As Britain celebrates the Queen's Golden Jubilee we look back over the changes in childcare during her reign and then challenge you to look into the future of nursery nursing with the chance to win...
The DCSF has named 56 local authorities that have been approved to implement the Early Years Single Funding Formula from April by becoming second-wave pathfinders (see box).
More than 5,000 new out-of- school childcare places are being created across Scotland following the latest round of grants awarded by the New Opportunities Fund (NOF). After-school, breakfast and...
There are more than 1,000 fewer childminders registered with Ofsted than there were six months ago, and the number of places has also fallen slightly, according to the latest figures released by the...