The First Minister of Wales, Rhodri Morgan, has personally intervened in a row over how some Welsh local authorities are providing the free education entitlement for three- and four-year-olds.
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell sees nothing to get excited about in the Conservative Party's childcare agenda You would not want to go into a general election promising to match pound for pound...
Many children with special educational needs (SEN) are being let down by the education system, children's secretary Ed Balls said last week, as he unveiled a 38m funding package aimed at boosting...
Speakers at the Kids Clubs' Network's tenth annual conference last week moved to allay concerns about schools offering extended services such as childcare to local communities. One member of the...
British society's ambivalent attitude towards children is responsible for many of the problems it faces today, according to Professor Al Aynsley-Green, the Department of Health's national clinical...
Your legal questions answered by Christine Betts, senior lawyer, schools and childcare team, Veale Wasbrough Lawyers Q Parents and carers often ask staff in the nursery to administer cough medicines,...
Paying all mothers universally won't tackle the real problem, says Helen Penn
Welsh MPs will debate the anti-smacking bill today.
Touch is as essential to child development as nutrition, a report published as the UK emerges from national lockdown has found.
A new programme targeted at boosting the language skills of Reception-age children in disadvantaged areas has been announced by government.