Staff face status pay cut
17 April 2008
Nursery nurses from maintained settings in north Wales are facing pay cuts of £3,000 after the council reviewed their pay as part of the single status agreement.
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Rivals drive BMW nursery off the road
17 April 2008
Car-maker BMW is to shut down its workplace nursery, due to competition from local providers.
Sponsored bike and trike event to raise money for Pedal Push campaign
17 April 2008
Singer and actress Michelle Gayle gets children at Dawmouse Montessori Nursery School in Fulham on their bikes for Childline. Nurseries can raise money for the charity's Pedal Push campaign by...
New interactive child-friendly website launched
17 April 2008
11 million, the office of the children's commissioner for England, launched its new interactive child-friendly website on Tuesday. www.11MILLION.org.uk is designed to gather the views and opinion of even more...
Workforce Development Council unveils 3 year business plan
17 April 2008
The children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC) unveiled a three-year business plan last week. Priorities in CWDC Corporate and Business Plan 2008-2011 include working with poverty, disadvantage and disability. Visit www.cwdcouncil.org.uk.
Scotland government announce funding to tackle childhood obesity
17 April 2008
Scotland's government announced £6m funding to tackle childhood obesity. Health boards will set up family-focused healthy weight programmes for children aged five to 15. The programmes will target at least...
Art and writing competition for children to be held by Daycare Trust
17 April 2008
An art and writing competition for children is being held by the Daycare Trust, to celebrate the National Year of Reading and National Childcare Week (2-9 June). Children between two...
Parents gain services for autistic children
17 April 2008
Dedicated autistic support services have been launched in South Lanarkshire primary schools in Scotland, with the help of campaigning parents.
Opinion: Why we miss the basics
17 April 2008
Politics is responsible for educational failure, says Alan Bentley.
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