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Nurseries can be few and far between in rural areas. Karen Faux looks at how to convert a working farm into a setting where children will fall for the 'animal magic' Mornings on Coneygarth Farm in...
Early education spending in the UK relies more heavily on private funding than in most other countries, according to a major survey from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development...
With a host of new DVDs and CDs out this autumn, whether you want the children to rest and relax, learn something new or dance, there's plenty to play DVDs
Under the Universal Credit, lone parent families will gain nothing from working more hours and in some cases could be worse off after having to pay for additional childcare and seeing their benefits...
Despite some early years providers and sector organisations remaining concerned following the Department for Education’s publication of the new Early Years National Funding Formula, there are...
As adults, we use books as sources of information, enjoyment and escapism. We curl up and relax with them and pour over them for hours. They can make us laugh, cry, empathise with others and question...
In the wake of Labour's plans for a graduate-led early years workforce, Professor Sally Pearse makes the case for graduate leadership as a route to high-quality provision for all children