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MPs will debate funding the provision of free school meals over the school holidays this afternoon (21 October), following mounting pressure from the Labour party in the run-up to October half term.
The UK has received a D grade for its essential services for families and children, in an end of year report card by the Family and Parenting Institute.
Children's need to engage in imaginative role play is often overlooked as early years practitioners become engaged in reaching targets for more formal academic learning Role play is a well-established...
The previous Government's approach to child poverty made significant differences to families with children, but current policies risk undoing all the good work, warns a new report.
Why isn't a property crash being forecast for the nursery sector as for so many others? Simon Vevers looks for the reasons behind the good news.
Proposals to establish an overarching early years strategy to underpin more integrated service delivery and build closer links between health, education and social work were outlined in a letter sent...
Teddy bears' picnics, fun days and sponsored toddles are just some of the many nationwide events taking place during Pre-School Playweek from 7 to13 June, which celebrates the work of 16,000...
The Child Poverty Action Group has received Pounds 101,000 for a one-year project to promote the take-up of tax credits in Scotland, by offering training, advice and support. John Dickie, head of CPAG...
The Minister for Children, Families and Wellbeing says the Government is committed to increasing support for families and the early years sector
Last month, three-year-old Annabelle Sonmez, who was born profoundly deaf, joined hundreds of other children whose lives have been transformed by ear implants for a day out at the Legoland theme park...