The Government should support parents by 'investing in prevention', rather than resorting to compulsory parenting orders when children misbehave, family charities warned this week. Helen Dent, chief...
Primary school education should build on the principles of the EYFS rather than being shaped by a 'downward push' from the secondary curriculum, a new report argues.
Even settings with limited outdoor areas can revel in the delights of autumn, says Claire Warden Here are some suggestions for enjoying a colourful autumn whatever the limitiations of your outdoor...
Fruit is reigning as the most popular lockdown snack for toddlers at home, according to data from the Infant & Toddler Forum (ITF).
Something about the current downturn has been puzzling economists: employment has remained higher than expected and unemployment less severe.
Parents will be able to carry over any unused hours from their free early years entitlement to use when they want later, in plans unveiled as part of the next stage of the Government's childcare...
The sector has warned that the announcement by the Chancellor to increase the national living wage by almost 10 per cent will risk the livelihood of many early years settings.
Children's charities have been left 'squeezed' by cuts of more than £150m to their Government funding over a period of 12 months, warns a new report.
More childminders are undertaking training than ever before, according to research published by the National Childminding Association.
Articulated toys Tubes were cut into into different sizes and joined with fastenings to make puppets, articulated caterpillars and snakes.