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A proposal to provide a fixed fee state-subsidised childcare scheme for children under the age of three, based on a system operating in Quebec, Canada, has been unveiled by the Scottish National Party...
* The Trades Union Congress has called for Regional Development Agencies in England to make locally-available childcare 'a higher priority' because of the important role childcare plays in boosting...
In next week's issue, Nursery World reveals the results of our 2005 pay survey of people working in the early years education and childcare sector. It examines levels of pay in a range of jobs, and...
Question time Each morning we set up a question on our question table and display board for the children to answer, with their parent or carer, by placing their name card in a 'yes' or 'no' container.
Children who spend some time in formal childcare are less likely to have behavioural problems than those that are cared for solely at home, according to new research.
The new childcare tax credit may be failing to hit its target of helping unemployed parents into work, while bogus claims cause problems for carers. Mary Evans reports
Kate Hubbert, lead practitioner, Bright Horizons Elsie Inglis, Edinburgh
The total number of childcare places in England has dropped by 11,000 in three months as the recession takes its toll on early years providers, the latest Ofsted figures show.
The Co-operative Childcare is to take over the running of the University of Sussex's nursery and pre-school next month.