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An initiative from Sure Start family support workers in Dundee aims to show that eating healthily need not break the bank. As the new school term begins, a healthy lunchbox costing just 70p and...
Early years employers are forbidden to discriminate against people in the workplace on the grounds of sexual orientation or religion under new laws that came into force in England, Scotland and Wales...
Improving your knowledge and qualifications need not involve travelling to a college or leaving family at home, says Judith Napier
Time trends of cancer incidence in European children (1978-1997): Report from the Automated Childhood Cancer Information System project Within the project framework, time trend analyses for childhood...
Synthetic phonics could deprive children of literary experiences, argues Helen Bromley Like the proverbial bad penny, the debate on phonics has turned up again.
Out went the tarmac and in came log cabins and sensory gardens when two nurseries gained outdoor grants. Karen Faux reports.
Scottish nursery owners have warned that changes to the application process brought in when the new Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit were introduced in April have left the system wide open to...
<P> The job title of 'nursery nurse' should be changed to 'early years worker' in order to attract more men to the job, delegates at a national conference on men in childcare were told last week. ...
Offering free early education and care for disadvantaged two-year-olds has come up with only more evidence of the paramount importance of quality. Mary Evans looks at a revealing project.
The Chancellor had some tough decisions to make in his Spending Review, but I am not convinced he placed every child at the heart of it by providing the real cost of investment.