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Julie Morgan, Wales' deputy minister for social services: ‘We want our early years, childcare and playwork workforces to understand and reflect all of the various communities in which our children live' PHOTO Welsh government

News 12 May 2023

Wales launches ant-racist training and resources for practitioners working with babies and young children

Careers & Training

The researchers say that not enough 10- and 11-year-olds meet physical activity guidelines PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 28 April 2023

Children's activity levels have returned post-lockdown, but most do not meet physical activity guidelines – study

Child Development

Author Gemma Cooper (Bobbie Brooks) and illustrator Carrie Henon, PHOTO: BookTrust

News 27 April 2023

BookTrust names its best book to share with young children

Birth to Threes

The short film features a mother from Birmingham struggling with the cost-of-living, SCREENGRAB: YouTube

News 25 April 2023

New film highlights the reality faced by families struggling to afford food

Nutrition

Understanding and supporting mental health in infancy and early childhood – a toolkit to support local action in the UK has been put together by UNICEF UK and PEDAL

News 19 April 2023

New resource to support mental health in the early years

Health

The research by the University of Lancashire reveals how many children are referred to social care, PHOTO: Adobe Stock

News 13 April 2023

One in four children in Scotland referred to social care before their fifth birthday

Families

Elvira Grob, a parent from London, says she is 'close to burnout', spending £975 a month on childcare and taking on extra work to afford nursery fees PHOTO Theirworld

News 12 April 2023

Parents in UK face tougher struggle to afford childcare than parents abroad – survey

Policy & Politics

Campaigners are calling for a rise in the value of Healthy Start vouchers, which give low-income families access to fresh fruit and vegetables PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 3 April 2023

Concern young children missing out on Healthy Start scheme, as figures show a quarter of households with under-fours skip meals

Child Poverty

The reforms further shift the benefits to working parents PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 28 March 2023

Will the Chancellor's childcare reforms work in practice?

Analysis

New analysis of Government figures by the Child Poverty Action Group reveals a growing number of children falling into poverty, PHOTO: Adobe Stock

News 23 March 2023

Around 350,000 more children 'pulled into' poverty, suggests new analysis

Families

HRH The Princess of Wales has partnered with businesses to provide advice on early childhood, PHOTO: Kensington Palace

News 21 March 2023

Princess of Wales launches Business Taskforce for Early Childhood

Birth to Threes

Opinion 21 March 2023

Janet King: Additional childcare funding is welcome, but there's still long-term workforce challenges to solve

Viewpoint

Oliver Steeper tragically died in 2001 after choking at nursery, PHOTO: @TOSFOUNDATIONUK

News 16 March 2023

Budget 2023: Steeper family vow to overturn the relaxation of ratios

Families

Opinion 16 March 2023

Rebekah Jackson Reece: Extra Government funding to increase supply of wrap-around care 'will do nothing to support a sector already in crisis'

Viewpoint

Labour says it will consult on plans to bring in a report card for schools rather than Ofsted grades, PHOTO: Adobe Stock

News 13 March 2023

Labour outlines plans to reform Ofsted

Inspection

Coram Family and Childcare has released its annual Childcare Survey on sufficency of places and childcare costs, PHOTO: Adobe Stock

News 9 March 2023

Reform of the childcare system 'urgent' as childcare places become less available

Provision

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