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SEND funding has been in crisis for years, and while the Government has announced a funding boost and a review, will any of it reach the early years? By Hannah Crown
The Government has demanded ‘urgent’ action on ‘completely unacceptable’ food parcels sent to children as replacements for free school meals during lockdown.
A nursery that specialises in communication is showing the way to developing good practice that responds to each child's needs, writes <STRONG> Annette Rawstrone </STRONG>
A round-up of products that will encourage young children to become explorers, viewing the world close up or in a different light. Compiled by Ruth Thomson.
<P> Disabled children who are at risk but cannot verbalise their concerns will be able to express themselves better with the help of a new vocabulary of symbols and pictures </P>
The spotlight is firmly on caring for birth to threes - the theme of this year's essay competition (opposite). First, Lena Engel looks at outdoor play for this age group Children are never too young...
All schools will be encouraged to join ‘strong’ multi-academy trusts by 2030 with local authorities given powers to set up their own trusts, under moves outlined in the Government’s Schools White...
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.
How one rural setting broadened their horizons by visiting market stalls in the city of Cambridge. By Annette Rawstrone
Childcare providers across the country have been forced to borrow money to pay staff wages and bills because of local authorites' failure to pay the funding for the 30 hours on time.