Michaela Mildenhall, 24-Jul-17 article from 'Features' section
Despite the recent shortening gap between girls’ and boys’ grades in most early years subjects, maths is considered the one area where the boys are still continually lagging. So, do we need to rethink the
Melissa McAlees, 21-Jul-17 article from 'News' section
The Children’s Food Trust has announced "with great sadness" that it is to close, after promoting healthy eating for children in the UK for more than 15 years. The charity, formerly called the School Food
Melissa McAlees, 21-Jul-17 article from 'News' section
As nurseries and schools across the country break up for the summer holidays, many working parents will be faced with a ‘double whammy’ of rising childcare costs and a ‘scarcity’ of council run childcare provision, new research suggests.
Sue Learner, 19-Jul-17 article from 'Features' section
The fear of their child being labelled as ‘disadvantaged’ is deterring parents from applying for the early years pupil premium, according to nurseries. The early years pupil premium (EYPP) was introduced
Angeline Albert, 19-Jul-17 article from 'Features' section
“Children are natural yogis they are so flexible and can do the downward dog very easily” says toddler yoga instructor Beth Hopkins who believes nurseries have nothing to lose by getting a staff member trained up in the art.
Sue Learner, 18-Jul-17 article from 'News' section
Good staff who are enthused about the early years are crucial for any nursery, yet finding them can be a real challenge. Now daynurseries.co.uk has come up with an innovative way of helping nurseries find the right staff with its
Melissa McAlees, 18-Jul-17 article from 'Features' section
An East London nursery has been teaching children the value of sharing and helping others by preparing hot meals for the homeless. Scallywags Nursery in Suttons Lane, Hornchurch, sets time aside every
Melissa McAlees, 17-Jul-17 article from 'News Analysis' section
An evaluation of the 30-hour pilot has concluded that there is 'no specific reason' to believe that the policy will 'not be a success', even though almost half of nurseries reported limiting places in order to be able to offer extended
Angeline Albert, 14-Jul-17 article from 'News Analysis' section
Nurseries across England are closing because the Government’s 30 hour ‘free' childcare policy and mounting business pressures is forcing them out of business. Three and four-year-olds of working parents
Angeline Albert, 14-Jul-17 article from 'News' section
Children 1st Day Nurseries has added to its 20-strong portfolio of nurseries by purchasing three more settings from a nursery owner believed be exiting the childcare market to run a restaurant. Moors
Angeline Albert, 13-Jul-17 article from 'News' section
Staff from a growing number of nurseries across England are confident they have the skills required to save a child's life because they have Millie’s Mark - a new accreditation for paediatric first aid. Millie’s
Angeline Albert, 12-Jul-17 article from 'News' section
All children benefit from early education from the age of two ‘regardless’ of a child’s household income and level of disadvantage in their area, Government research reveals. New research from the Department
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