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The school summer holidays are just starting for many children, but two-thirds of local authorities in England will not have enough holiday childcare for working parents.
Children's minister Beverley Hughes is writing to all local authority chief executives this week to ask them how they are apportioning money to early years and childcare providers. Speaking at the...
Private nurseries having difficulty finding the staff they need are following schools down the road to recruiting them from other countries. Alison Mercer reports
In a new policy insight paper the three main political parties give their views on the best directions for childcare. Annette Rawstrone reports.
The triangle of mother, child and childcarer has always been complex, says Katherine Holden in Nanny Knows Best - The History of the British Nanny.
Tuberculosis has made a surprise re-appearance in Britain and young children are particularly at risk. Barbara Millar examines the causes and cures Last year three outbreaks of tuberculosis (TB) in...
Can you turn the latest must-haves into don't-needs? Gayle Goshorn salutes nannies' resourcefulness A photographer I once saw taking children's portraits in a department store was having trouble...
Although nurseries are caring places by nature, staff can behave towards each other in ways less than kind. Annette Rawstrone spoke to a group of owners and managers.
Education secretary Michael Gove has approved 102 new free schools to open from next September, delivering around 50,000 new school places.
The number of children living in poverty has risen by 500,000 in the last five years to 4.1 million, finds new research.