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Social enterprise: Consultants not for profit

6 March 2008

The Children's House Consultancy has relaunched itself as a social enterprise to 'open new doors' to childcare providers and local authorities.

Child Health: Drug education to start in Year One

6 March 2008

Children as young as five will be taught about drugs in their first year at primary school, under new plans unveiled by the Government last week.

Children meet Sir David Attenborough

6 March 2008

Children from Clifton Tots Day Nursery in Bristol brought some scaley friends with them when they met Sir David Attenborough at the local Blackwells bookshop in February. The children have...

'A Positive Start for Every Child'

6 March 2008

A raft of new childcare proposals were unveiled on Monday by the Scottish Labour party to spearhead a children's plan in its fight back against the Scottish National Party.

Government investment programme

6 March 2008

Local authorities have been invited to bid to become pathfinders for the Government's £225m play investment programme, a part of the Children's Plan.

DISS project published

6 March 2008

The largest EVER study of school support staff was published last week by the Department for Children, Schools and Families.

Pregnancies outside marriage

6 March 2008

Almost 56 per cent of pregnancies occurred outside marriage in 2006, according to latest figures from the Office of National Statistics, with more single or co-habiting women getting pregnant than...

Poverty: Government is one million off child poverty target, say MPs

6 March 2008

The Government will miss its target of halving the number of children living in poverty by 2010 by around one million unless it takes urgent action, MPs have warned.