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According to the Child Poverty Action Group, working families claiming universal credit are losing hundreds of pounds because of a 'flaw' in the system.
New research shows families where one parent works and the other stays at home are the largest group of households with children living in poverty.
Look at how discrimination begins among children, parents and early years practitioners and at the way settings accommodate children to see what could be changed. Legislation and the new national...
The implications for early years providers of a controversial Bill, if it becomes law, are examined by Robert Collier.
We have ten copies of 'Keeping the Beat - Nursery Rhymes for Today's Children' (Keeping the Beat, 10) to give away to Nursery World readers. The CD features traditional rhymes like 'Humpty Dumpty'...
With school budgets getting close to breaking point, head teachers are resorting to desperate measures to keep their schools and nursery classes afloat. Nicole Weinstein reports
Hello and welcome to our spring edition. It has been particularly interesting researching this, our first issue of the year, as we are able to give you information about the many new products to look...
Edited by Rod Parker-Rees, Caroline Leeson, Jenny Willan and Jan Savage (Learning Matters, 20, 978-1-84445-351-1)
The second reading of the Children and Families Bill is taking place in the House of Commons.
Children’s centres in poor areas help disadvantaged families to develop parenting skills, improve mothers’ mental health and children's learning at home, research shows.