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In the news story 'Childcare needs men to raise pay' (19 September) the Equal Opportunities Commission said that childcare would continue to be a low-status and low-pay profession as long as few men...
Supporting Information and Communication Technology in the Early Years John Siraj-Blatchford and David Whitebread
Play policy has been taken forward around the UKwith the implementation of Scotland's first playwork and education strategy and the launch of a consultation into play policy by Northern Ireland's...
The family and Parenting Institute has announced that Katherine Rake is to take over from Mary MacLeod as its chief executive this autumn. Dr Rake is currently director of the Fawcett Society, which...
Disabled children at a school in Lanark, Scotland, are enjoying a new sensory room with the help of the Bright Horizons nursery chain and Kwik-Fit Insurance.
Childcare cash may still be going astray, warns Alan Bentley.
On the face of it, the Government's policy of increasing 'free' childcare to 30 hours a week seems like a jolly good idea.
New for the Nursery World Show 2015 is a special zone dedicated to careers and recruitment, sponsored by Bright Horizons
April Jones, director of Computer Kids, surfs for pictures Part of the excitement of going on holiday is the idea of somewhere new and different. But what does our holiday destination look like? Are...