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A programme to engage parents with their child's learning when they first enter school is being rolled out in 130 local authorities.
More than 45 per cent of parents in Northern Ireland have reduced their working hours or left their job because of the high cost of childcare.
Trade unions representing teachers, nursery nurses, nannies, early years specialists and further and higher education lecturers, have come together under one name.
Two comparatively small units aim to provide vital skills when it comes to working with colleagues, parents and professionals, says Mary Evans.
PACEY is inviting leaders from early years settings and schools to attend a unique event on 22nd March to discuss the benefits and challenges of partnership working.
According to the Child Poverty Action Group, working families claiming universal credit are losing hundreds of pounds because of a 'flaw' in the system.
In the second of a series of features on different subjects with 'cut out and photocopy' guides for parents, the QCA's Lesley Staggs looks at the foundation stage
Lewisham EYDCP in south London celebrated the success of its five Sure Start programmes - Bellingham, Downham, Evelyn, Grinling Gibbons and Honor Oak - at a special conference led by local parents...
The programme of free childcare for two-year-olds doesn't just benefit children but gives parents a new lease of life too, says James Hempsall.
A new initiative is training early years practitioners to recognise and advise parents on their learning needs, says the Basic Skills Agency