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Juvenile diabetes is explained by doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital, in our A to Z series on child health Juvenile diabetes (commonly referred to as Type 1 diabetes) can develop at any age from...
How noisy is your workplace? From February next year the new European Noise Directive will come into force, setting decibel limits and requiring 'noise risk assessments' (see News, page 8). There's no...
By Stephen Burke, director of the Daycare Trust The Chancellor's Budget announcement of funding for 1,700 children's centres in England, ahead of July's spending review, is a sure sign that children's...
The early years sector is being encouraged to unite on International Children's Day (1 June) to make its voice heard in protest over the Government's planned reforms for nurseries and childminders.
Nurseries should make more use of ‘economies of scale’ to offer parents more affordable childcare, Sam Gyimah has said.
The Department for Education has released new resources aimed at encouraging less well-off parents to use 30-hour childcare.
The former nursery nurses from Newcastle who have just been awarded substantial libel damages have been living through what must be every childcare worker's worst nightmare - to be branded a child...
The first months of existence of Ofsted's Early Years Directorate have been plagued by technical hitches with its telephone and computer systems. Some callers to Ofsted's helpline number have been...
What does it mean for children and families when school is home? Rosalyn Spencer describes her family's experience and some of the issues raised A growing number of families are choosing to educate...