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Fewer restrictions are to be placed on the delivery of the 30 free hours of childcare to better meet the needs of children, parents and providers.
Parents could be able to claim up to 2,000 a year in tax breaks to help pay for nurseries and childminders, government sources have indicated.
Should we be aiming for an integrated childcare workforce, where a core qualification is taken by everybody wanting to work with children of all ages, followed by training through specialist units?...
An East Northumberland branch of Early Education was launched this week. Participants in its inaugural meeting in Blyth on 18 November joined in workshops that introduced them to working with treasure...
The Government should urgently review its own rules banning private and voluntary nurseries from charging top-up fees, the Federation of Small Businesses said last week, after seeking legal advice on...
The spending review looks set to prolong the pain for working families with children, says Vidhya Alakeson
Analysis by Labour of official DfE figures has found that the average cost of an hour of childcare for a two-year-old is now 14 per cent higher than in 2018, when the 30 hours was introduced.
Ahead of the Government’s spending review, it is spoilt for choice when it comes to research showing more must be spent – and where