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Estate nursery to close for lack of fee payers

26 June 2008

A neighbourhood nursery that opened on a deprived city estate at the request of the city council is closing because of lack of funding.

NEG distribution 'is unfair'

26 June 2008

The Nursery Education Grant distribution system is not delivering fairly to providers, according to the Pre-school Learning Alliance.

Montessori promotes itself on new DVD

26 June 2008

A free DVD released this week is aiming at raising awareness of the Montessori teaching method and changing the perception that it is only for middle-class or nursery-age children.

Funding for services targeting vulnerable parents to be extended

26 June 2008

Services that target vulnerable parents such as teenagers, the disabled and families facing separation are to have their funding extended until March 2009, children's minister Beverley Hughes has confirmed.

Government to launch campaign on home safety for children

26 June 2008

A three-year media campaign on home safety for children is to be launched by the Government to coincide with Child Safety Week, which runs from the 23 - 29 June.

YoungMinds seeks people to join virtual discussion group

26 June 2008

Mental health charity YoungMinds has called for five- to 25-year-olds to join its virtual discussion group Healthy Heads and give their views on what makes them happy or unhappy. Visit...

Bounty launches Bounty Charitable Trust

26 June 2008

Baby products distributor Bounty has launched the Bounty Charitable Trust, which aims to donate £100,000 over 12 months to charities that make family life easier, particularly smaller charitable causes. Visit...

Child protection 'can do damage'

26 June 2008

The rise in child protection policies, vetting and CRB checks is damaging the voluntary sector, claims a leading sociologist.

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26 June 2008

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Analysis: Family projects - Getting the parents on board

26 June 2008

Showing parents the influence they have as their children's first educators has brought great benefits in projects described by Allan Watson.

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