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Nannies are exempt from local lockdown rules, which means their employers can insist they come to work in the family home
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Nannies in local lockdown areas told they must come to work

Coronavirus
Opinion

Looking forward from lockdown

Management
Low pay, long hours and lack of status are among the barriers to a stable early years workforce, the report finds
News

Early years workforce: 'Forgotten key workers' driven out by low pay in increasingly volatile sector

Careers & Training
Researchers found children have a bigger virus load in their nose
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New research suggests young children can drive the spread of coronavirus

Coronavirus
Ofsted will be carrying out interim visits between September and December
News

Coronavirus: Ofsted plans to bring back EYFS learning and development requirements

Inspection
The Village Nursery has acquired a former Poppy and Jack's nursery in Weston, which will reopen as The Schoolhouse in September
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North-west nursery group adds three more settings

Coronavirus
Anyone can call themselves a nanny, without any need to register or have any checks on their suitability
News

Campaigners issue warning over unregulated childcare and call for Ofsted registration for nannies

Coronavirus
News

Coronavirus: Scottish schools to reopen from 11 August

Policy & Politics
Children changed the pitch of their voices when role-playing different occupations
News

Gender stereotyping of job roles increases in boys from the age of seven, but decreases in girls

Child Development
MPs have called for an urgent review of funding for the childcare sector to ensure there are sufficient childcare places for parents to return to work
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MPs criticise delay in Government response to childcare funding petition

Policy & Politics
News

Coronavirus: Rise in health visitor workloads puts vulnerable families at risk

Health
News

Hot topics in our August issue, out now!

Equipment & Resources
The Association of Play Industries warns that there will be a negative impact on children’s mental and physical health if play areas continue to ‘disappear’
News

Coronavirus: Playgrounds under threat as councils face pandemic costs

Provision
Shadow education secretary Kate Green (left), and shadow early years minister Tulip Siddiq, visited LEYF's Bessborough nursery in Pimlico on 16 July to highlight the need for targeted support for the childcare sector
News

Coronavirus: Labour analysis finds 19,000 childcare providers at risk of closure

Childcare Costs
Liz Roberts
Opinion

Editor’s view - There may be trouble ahead

Editor’s View
Children and families minister Vicky Ford visited LEYF’s Katharine Bruce Nursery on 21 July
News

EXCLUSIVE: Children’s minister defends coronavirus crisis funding for early years

Policy & Politics

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