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Children’s centres provide childminders and parents with a crucial place to meet and access services, but many are closing. New mum Gabriella Jozwiak finds out what is replacing them
(Photograph) - Photo: Nick Gregory Year one pupils at Treverbyn Community Primary School near St Austell in Cornwall start the day by giving each other back, shoulder, head and neck massages before...
Managers should make staff aware that how they handle phone calls matters a lot to the nursery's reputation, says Sue Churchill.
The Scottish Government has a bold ambition for children and their families - that Scotland should be the best place to grow up. Those working in the early years sector are playing a key role in the...
Help children explore the concepts that can make them into good citizens with these ideas from Mildred Masheder 'The child is father to the man' seems a puzzling expression, but it is so true - what...
A radical vision of universal early years education and childcare, published this week, would see parents making an average contribution of 30 per cent of total costs instead of the current 75 per...
Winner - Bright Horizons Foundation for Children
From grand-scale projects to more modest makeovers, nursery architecture is at the cutting edge of building design, combining functionality with aesthetics and eco-friendliness.
As nursery schools continue to close all over the country, it could be a case of throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Barbara Riddell and Pauline Trudell argue for rescuing and preserving them.
Sale-and-leaseback schemes offer a chance for both new and established providers to release capital. Courteney Donaldson, director and head of childcare at Christie & Co, sets out the detail.