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Cruelty to animals is often a reflection of emotional pain, but pets can play a healing role when treating troubled children. Mary Evans reports The story of Ollie, a King Charles cavalier spaniel who...
Are things getting better for classroom assistants? Asks Alison Mercer
With the Government planning to ramp up the two-year-olds programme for 2014, Karen Faux breaks down the facts and figures to ask what it means for the sector.
The rich experiences of nursery, including a Dads' group and a gifted and talented programe, have given one child a solid foundation for reception class, writes Jane Cole Last summer, Michelle, now...
Plans to make registered childminders' personal details public could prompt a further exodus from a profession already suffering recruitment problems. James Tweed reports Childminders will soon be...
It's been a long journey from a network of small local playgroups to a united national body that is a leading provider of childcare and training. Katy Morton talks to the latest chief executive.
'Friends and family' and other unregulated childcarers are an overlooked but vast part of the provision used, says Anand Shukla, acting chief executive of the Daycare Trust.
Your staff are a reservoir of creativity but they need to know what is expected of them and why. Deborah Sharpe explains that training is the key to empowerment You are running a playscheme with a...
Nanny vacancies are making a comeback even if high salaries aren't, says Asa Nilsdotter This year's nanny pay survey paints a rather different picture from last January, which showed an increase in...