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A family inclusion worker is working wonders for nursery children who have special needs and their parents, reports <B> Wendy Scott </B>
A review of the Vetting and Barring scheme, the system of checks for those working with children and vulnerable adults was launched on Friday, following Government pledges to scale it back.
Families and practitioners alike have welcomed the benefits of having an on-site psychotherapist at a children's centre. Child and adolescent psychotherapist Inge-Martine Pretorius and Tamar Karni...
Exploring Early Years Education and Care Edited by Linda Miller, Rose Drury and Robin Campbell (David Fulton, 15, 020 8996 3618)
The Transport and General Workers' Union has secured a 13.3 per cent payrise for workers at a Glasgow after-school club, bringing their pay up to more than 5 an hour. The pay award will increase basic...
Teachers in the largest teaching union have shown their displeasure about SATs for children at seven and 11, while rejecting a proposed boycott of this spring's tests in England. The National Union of...
While the early years sector has welcomed the news that a funding review will begin ahead of the summer, it has raised concerns that any increase to rates will be minimal.
Concerns about wide variations in the quality of candidates getting NVQs could increase with new funding methods, as Mary Evans reports National Vocational Qualifications were designed to equip the...
Teachers can find help in explaining to school and nursery children the harmful effects of sectarianism and religious intolerance on a new website set up by the Scottish Executive. It is being piloted...
The way specialist teachers work with the families of children with learning disabilities is being changed by groundbreaking research, Karen Faux finds.