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Nearly half of all householders in England say they want to see improved opportunities and facilities for children and young people in their local areas, according to preliminary results of the...
Looking after their children tempers the benefits of working from home for many parents in low-paid jobs, according to a report funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. Dr Jeanne Moore of...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell sees children being punished when what they need is help When New Labour went into the 1997 general election it included among its five pledges to the electorate...
9 March Child protection This Kinderquest course will give practical advice on what to look out for and do if a child or young person is suspected of being abused. Participants will also consider ways...
Parents and professionals working with young children who have special needs could benefit from a communication pack that has been developed by a leading national disability organisation working with...
Children's rights organisations in Northern Ireland have welcomed the latest moves by the Executive to create a children's commissioner. At the launch in Belfast last week of the consultation process...
An Internet college for early years education means people can train at home for a childcare career. Mary Evans meets its founder Rosie Pressland was lying in her bath when she had a flash of...
An early years pedagogue model should be developed for staff who work in children's centres, new research from the National Children's Bureau concludes. Defining and developing an integrated workforce...
A children's author serving on an official commission on childcare noticed that many subcommittees were busily making recommendations around a central problem: 'It was generally agreed that the...
How can practitioners sustain children's attention and involvement when they don't share a language? Michael Jones shows one way.