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The internet has led to a massive market in child abuse that the authorities are struggling to stem, while few child victims are able to be helped. Simon Vevers reports The internet has transformed...
Imagine trying to open a daycare setting far from home. Kris Koloszko describes the challenges of running a centre in The Gambia Armed with a copy of the Children Act, the guidelines for sessional...
Holiday childcare costs for parents in England have risen by 10 per cent in the past year, and provision is inadequate, the Daycare Trust said this week.
(Photograph) - The Ronald Openshaw Nursery Education Centre in Stratford, east London, which reserves 10 per cent of its places for children with severe or profound multiple needs, is one of the...
(Photograph) - There was plenty to catch the eye at Scotland's first-ever Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition, including these puppets. Sponsored by Nursery World and TES Primary, the event...
The charity for disabled children Contact a Family has been granted £600,000 by the Big Lottery Fund to provide information to families about the new SEN system.
The Government's latest plans to extend maternity leave only serve to deepen my concern that parents are being railroaded into choosing how their children are cared for. Yes, there is mounting...
Dr Linda Mitchell, Associate professor at the Faculty of Education, University of Waikoto, New Zealand.
Settings often struggle with planning for under-threes, to the detriment of provision. Jennie Lindon explains some key aspects of developmentally appropriate planning for young children Effective...
Malorie Blackman, who has won many awards for writing books for teenagers, is the new Children's Laureate.