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(Photograph) - The mayor of Camden, councillor Nasim Ali, joined children and families at Agar Grove for a cake-cutting ceremony on 11 February to celebrate the opening of the north London borough's...
The British Heart Foundation has committed 1.2m to help deprived areas in the UK cut children's risk of heart disease.
Parents who consistently fail to help their obese children lose weight could be accused of neglect, a group of health experts have said.
Changes to early years inspections to reduce red tape and make them more efficient are proposed in a consultation launched this week by Ofsted.<BR>The Future of Early Years Inspection sets out a new...
Nursery World magazine is now under new ownership, following the acquisition of parent company TSL Education by private equity firm Exponent for 235m. The sale by News International also includes the...
Take-up of free nursery education for thee-and four-year-olds is lower in London and among South Asian parents, research carried out for the Department for Education has found.
The Scottish Asylum-Seekers' Consortium (SASC), a body that manages and monitors services, last week launched a website that aims to dispel myths and answer questions about asylum-seekers. The work of...
Voluntary organisation Craigmillar Childcare Services has been saved from liquidation following a dramatic U-turn by Edinburgh City Council. Over 200 nursery and out-of-school places and 28 jobs were...
(Photograph) - Four-year-old Lauren Bullard is among 307 children from more than 40 primary schools in Plymouth, Devon, to have their metabolism measured by EarlyBird, a 12-year study into the causes...
Childcare costs in Scotland are among the highest in Britain, with some families paying nearly as much as those in Southern England, according to new research.