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Switch on to ICT Besides pointing out the benefits of sound structural engineering - bricks beat straw! - these activities are a fun way to help literacy and creative development. They are based on...
Children ‘must be put at the heart of planning’ for future lockdowns, England’s Children’s Commissioner says.
The Government has backtracked on the amount of financial support that early years providers can access from ‘free entitlement’ funding and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furloughing) in a move...
The work of an education pioneer has profound relevance today, says Julian Grenier.
You can make their birthdays really special with this Birthday Chair, pictured left, which can double up for use in plays and other special events. The chair is made from solid beech wood, painted...
Having worked as a self-registered childminder for many years, I know how lonely it can be, especially when you don’t know where to turn for help.
Early intervention is one of the most effective ways to tackle mental health problems in children, yet the families who most need it often shun it. Judith Napier investigates Psychiatrists in Boston,...
The benefits system needs to reach more families and be raised in line with inflation sooner in order to avoid children going cold and hungry, says Dr Rebecca Montecute of the Sutton Trust
Greater co-operation and awareness across support services is the key to early intervention for disabled children, according to a report from a leading charity for families with disabled children.
Millions of low-income workers face a ‘perfect storm’ this April with universal credit falling behind the cost of living as energy bills and taxes rise, warns a national trade union.