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Charities and training providers can help early years practitioners give child health and safety better attention.
The market for acquisitions has slowed due to problems in the economy and concerns over staffing, but high-quality settings remain favourable targets. By Annette Rawstrone
Listening to four- and fourteen-year-olds is shedding light on children's early learning experiences, as Dr Jacqui Cousins explains in this extended version of the article in the latest issue of...
Parents and carers of other family members are uniting to demand the support they need to keep going, and to meet the Government's goals for working. <B>Simon Vevers</B> reports
As he prepares to leave the Daycare Trust, director Stephen Burke reviews the changing scene in childcare during his eight years there and looks to the future Childcare has moved from the margins to...
Ofsted has suspended all routine inspections of early years providers, schools and further education colleges.
The Government has demanded ‘urgent’ action on ‘completely unacceptable’ food parcels sent to children as replacements for free school meals during lockdown.
With a red warning for extreme heat issued in much of England for the first time ever, nurseries and schools are having to make adjustments to cope with the heat, including closing settings early.
A childminder convicted of murdering a baby in her care has had her life sentence reduced to seven years for manslaughter. Last week the Court of Appeal ruled that Norfolk childminder Helen Stacey,...
Name: Chris Gregory Position: International Play Association correspondent and play development officer at charity The Children's Centre in the Isle of Man