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Flexible working arrangements are not accessible to the parents who need them most, such as lone or low-paid mothers, new research has found.
Susan Carter tells Jackie Cosh about her role at Busy Bears in Durham.
Research and personal experience have helped Alison Prowle and Janet Harvell lead a University of Worcester project to develop practitioner understanding of families seeking sanctuary in the UK
The majority of parents in a new survey view parenting advice from formal sources as intrusive and are more likely to turn to friends and family for support. The Economic and Social Research Council...
Having read recent letters criticising playgroup committees, I want to voice my support for these hardworking volunteers. Further to 'Ruling committees' (2 October), I should think the committee that...
Tailoring practice to children’s needs, a skilled and experienced workforce, and an open and reflective culture are highlighted as key in new research on good practice in early education.
How taking a course on supporting children’s additional support needs can improve practitioners’ knowledge. By Dr Jackie Musgrave, Sarah Burton and Joanne Gibson
A new support pack has been designed to help early years settings involve fathers in their children's activities.