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Parents in the most deprived parts of the country and on low incomes are much less likely to use or be aware of 30-hour childcare.
Julia Wolman tells Jackie Cosh about her challenging but rewarding role
Thousands of parents are struggling to get their code to take up the extended hours and to find a setting that is offering funded places.
The Parents, Early Years and Learning Project (PEAL) has been granted 3m by the DfES to complete rolling out the scheme to children's centres across the country. Over 700 centres have already...
More than 130,000 children are living in poverty because their working parents struggle with paying for childcare, new research claims.
The introduction of a replacement vetting and barring scheme in Scotland has been postponed until February 2011, following advice from its programme board.
Extending the right to flexible working and increased maternity pay, worth an extra 1,400, were among family-friendly plans unveiled by the Government this week. The measures, first outlined in the...
Claire Coutinho is urging housing associations and landlords to remove clauses in leases that prevent childminders from working from home, in a bid to boost the numbers working in the profession.
Nearly two-thirds of local authorities in England have cut their budgets for holiday childcare and play services since last year, a survey by the Daycare Trust reveals.
More than a third of parents have considered quitting their job because of childcare costs, according to a new survey.