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Private nurseries are being built on to state schools, with radical implications for all providers. Simon Vevers looks at how the arguments stack up. When Jarvis, the international facilities...
The purpose and the possible uses of the new guidelines for practitioners working with under-threes are explained by <B> Professor Lesley Abbott </B>
A flexible working policy for staff with children aged under 16 is being implemented by nursery chain the Childcare Corporation. It enables employees to work flexible hours 'as long as they do not...
Tuberculosis has made a surprise re-appearance in Britain and young children are particularly at risk. <STRONG> Barbara Millar </STRONG> examines the causes and cures
They've heard the Government's strategy - now how are they going to implement it? Simon Vevers hears what early years professionals are thinking The ten-year childcare strategy may have thudded on to...
The only way to judge a childcare setting is for Ofsted to arrive unannounced for inspections. It may be inconvenient for settings, but we have a duty to children in daycare to ensure they are...
So parents who employ nannies are finally going to be able to claim tax credits ('Childcare tax credit extends to nannies', News, 20 May). But why does everybody seem to think this recognises nannies...
Our resident employment lawyer Caroline Robins, principal associate at Eversheds, answers your questions
Children at Bright Horizons Chelmsford Day Nursery and Pre-school hosted a teddy bears’ picnic in the nursery garden.