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With the number of young carers on the rise, high levels of professional understanding and quality support are crucial. Annette Rawstrone reports.
The early years sector has united amid growing concerns about the number of childcare settings being downgraded by Ofsted.
The mother of two profoundly deaf daughters is campaigning for signing to become mandatory in the early years curriculum.
A nursery that specialises in communication is showing the way to developing good practice that responds to each child's needs, writes Annette Rawstrone Children, whatever their ability, thrive on...
Private nursery owners are finding new ways to share informaton and action, reports Karen Faux.
The move by the Department for Education (DfE) to press ahead with the Reception baseline and invite schools to take part in a trial of the assessment, starting in the autumn, has been met with...
The Work and Pensions Committee says the Government's response to its report on universal credit and childcare was'dismissive, disrespectful’ and treated the committee like ‘dirt’.
The majority of childcare providers are offering the 30 hours, but there are regional differences, finds a new DfE report.
One small nursery group explains how it successfully switched to a 100 per cent plant-based menu. By Meredith Jones Russell
Hospital emergency departments have seen a surge in the number of young children being brought in with mild fever by anxious parents - three times the number for June last year.