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New research by Action for Children finds that one in six parents (17 per cent) would rather not celebrate the festive season this year due to the pandemic, rising higher for those on Universal...
Nominations are being sought for this year's Sure Start Partners in Excellence Awards. The awards aim to recognise and celebrate excellence and innovation in the delivery of children's and families'...
Registered childminders are extending help to teenage parents in a pilot scheme developed between the Government and the National Childminding Association (NCMA). Up to 160 teenage parents in four of...
By Maureen Smith and Yvonne Nolan, co-founders of Duo Consulting, and developers of the new APEL qualification APEL Level 3 Certificate in work with children(Early Years or Playwork), Unit 2: reflect...
Young children should have more opportunities for learning through play in Year 1 to help ensure a smooth transition from the Foundation Stage, according to a new study for Sure Start. Research...
Working effectively with parents is examined by Collette Drifte in our series on the new SEN Code of Practice Emma's Mum was difficult to work with at first', says Christine Evans, a nursery special...
* The coalition, drawn together by the Equal Opportunities Commission, has set out its case for change in Supporting Parents and Carers: Unlocking the Potential. It includes the following...
Inter-agency working in Scotland was the agenda for a two-day conference, 'Joining up children's services', held last wek in Aberdeen and organised by Children in Scotland. An integrated electronic...
When nurseries tell parents to keep their child away because of behavioural incidents, are they failing in their duties under the EYFS? Pat Gordon-Smith argues for greater clarity.
Prison is proving an ideal place for fathers to get more involved in family life, says Annette Rawstrone.