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A nursery chain which has defended a ‘general extras’ charge as necessary to subsidise government-funded places has published a new policy to help get around the problem.
Curly prints The children in the Sunflower Room at Stepping Stones Co-operative Nursery have been exploring the work of firefighters. In their creative area, as well as making model fire engines from...
How noisy is your workplace? From February next year the new European Noise Directive will come into force, setting decibel limits and requiring 'noise risk assessments' (see News, page 8). There's no...
Local authorities will take-over responsibility for commissioning health visitors and school nurses in their area, under new Government plans.
The Nannytax Survey of UK Nanny wages 2000. Nannies' earnings are going up, while employers are asking for flexibility. Stephen Vahrman weighs the figures.
New research highlights how young refugee children and their families are more likely to suffer from mental health problems than their peers and face barriers to accessing health support.
Sure Start's own beginnings perhaps didn't live up to the programme's name, being rather shaky and unclear, but since 1999 the Government's scheme to improve the health and well-being of children in...
A thousand health visitors in the most deprived parts of England will be given specialist training to help close the language gap between disadvantaged children and their peers.
A toolkit aimed at addressing the mental health and well-being of children as they return to school in September has been launched.
Early years practitioners from Pen Green Children’s Centre in Corby, Northamptonshire, report on recent rocket play at their setting