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Europe makes internet safer

18 March 2004

* Hotlines to allow people to report child pornography, racism and unwanted and harmful content on the internet have received the backing of the European Commission (EU). The move is...

DfES appoints team for Foundation Stage

18 March 2004

A team of early years specialists has been appointed by the Department for Education and Skills to work with local authorities and Early Years and Development Childcare Partnerships in providing...

Marvin the friendly monster is back

18 March 2004

Marvin the friendly monster is back again to help Meningitis Research Foundation with its latest fundraising campaign. For the second year running, day nurseries, pre-schools and playgroups and schools throughout...

Fruit and vegetables

18 March 2004

More than a third of all children under the age of six fail to eat fruit and vegetables every day, according to a report by the charity Cancer Research UK....

Adult learning brings benefits for children

18 March 2004

Parents taking up opportunities for adult learning find communicating with their children easier even if their courses have nothing directly to do with parenting, according to a new study. A...

Ofsted clearance process disputed

18 March 2004

Early years organisations have been urged to follow Ofsted's instructions 'to the letter' when seeking security clearance for staff or else face the risk of lengthy delays. The comment was...

National Foundation of Youth Music

18 March 2004

(Photograph) - Children from the National Foundation of Youth Music performed at the Observance for Commonwealth Day 2004 celebration in Westminster Abbey on 8 March. Youth Music was set up...

Caught in the net

18 March 2004

The internet has led to a massive market in child abuse that the authorities are struggling to stem, while few child victims are able to be helped. Simon Vevers reports...

Show the way

18 March 2004

Is children's behaviour driven by what they experience, or are they born with it? Professor Tricia David continues our series on experts' theories about child development Babies in the womb...

A month in the life Harry Tobias

18 March 2004

Harry is a healthy baby, despite his identified kidney problems. He was given antibiotics from day two onwards and this will continue for the foreseeable future. He takes this readily...

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