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New quality standards for supporting deaf children have been published, writes Annette Rawstrone
One city council's commitment to early intervention for those with special educational needs is ensuring children get the support they need. Nicole Weinstein reports.
<P>With men making up 10 per cent of lone parents, how father-friendly are childcare arrangements? Judith Napier investigates some of the issues confronting them </P>
Participation of disadvantaged parents in childcare research This UK study aimed to assess the level to which a random sample of mothers from deprived and socially dysfunctional families, with newborn...
Children with and without disabilities are learning how to socialise together in a SEND centre welcoming all of them.
A child psychologist has told carers and parents to expect to see some children playing at pretending to be aircraft crashing into buildings, in order to make sense of last week's tragedy in the...
Parents are continuing to experience problems with the Tax-Free Childcare system as the Government looks to increase take-up of the scheme.
Stick to some simple tactics to deal with children's emotional and behavioural difficulties, says Collette Drifte in the fourth part of our series on inclusion Emotional and behavioural difficulties...
Early years practitioners who work with children who have English as an additional language can benefit from a good practice guide produced by their local Early Years Development and Childcare...