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Five-year-olds Robert Prue, Frankie Manners and Connor Ward from Arden Forest Infant School in Bedworth, Warwickshire, share a book with Batman, a former racing greyhound, who is Britain's first...
Parents who employ nannies may be eligible to claim some of their childcare costs under the Government's new home childcarer scheme -as long as the nanny first becomes a registered childminder. The...
Children's organisations have welcomed the Scottish Parliament's passing of the first major revision in special educational needs legislation for 20 years. From 1 April 2004, the Education (Additional...
The Government is to recommend that children are given legal rights to maintain relationships with both parents after they separate, in its response to the Norgrove review of the family justice system...
Sharing Practice Ideas and Creativity in Early Years (SPICE) Annual Conference
The Government has launched a new advertising campaign, website and action plan on T-Levels, ahead of the launch of the Education and Childcare T-level from next September.
A new podcast series featuring stories of parents who have given birth during lockdown along with interviews with leading practitioners and politicians, has been launched by Andrea Leadsom MP, chair...
A system to help social services managers and practitioners improve the outcomes of their work with children and families has been developed by the Department of Health and the Welsh Assembly. The...
Scotland's birth rate has fallen dramatically in the past 20 years and is lower than any other country in the UK, according to the Annual Review of Demographic Trends released by the Registrar General...
A Government programme supporting families with complex problems has reduced the number of children going into care, according to an evaluation.