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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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Ofsted research highlights the important of practitioner experience and qualifications when caring for under-twos

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Early years educators invited to share their views on artificial intelligence

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The research looked at data from more than 7,000 children
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EYE SUPPLEMENT Research: Creating a foundation

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Olfaction in Early Childhood Research and Practice: How the Study of Smell Charts New Frontiers in Early Education By Natalia Ingebretsen Kucirkova Routledge October 2024 pp100, £49.99 9781003482017
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EYE SUPPLEMENT Professional Book Review: Smelling to learn

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The Schools Bill which faced criticism over measures to make all schools academies has been scrapped, PHOTO Adobe Stock
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Investigation launched amid concerns PVI providers are being pushed out by school-based nurseries

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More than £65 million in early years funding not spent on places in 2023/24

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Sector advised to respond to programme investigating safety of nurseries in 'proportionate' way

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It is estimated the extension of the funded hours for three- and four-year-olds will require an additional 78,000 new nursery places
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EYE SUPPLEMENT Research: Enough space?

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Call to change UK car seat guidance so children are rear facing until age four

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Support children to maximise their focus

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Early years experts create guide to highlight importance of play

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Nurseries and parents invited to take part in toilet training research

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The Voice of the Baby research project was commissioned in response to enquiries from the sector
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EYE SUPPLEMENT Research: Including baby's voice

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The NEU survey shows that teachers are worried about their finances, PHOTO: Adobe Stock
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Call to 'end crippling childcare costs' for parents on Universal Credit

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The SEED research and the Born in Bradford study identify the positive impact of high-quality provision on child development
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EYE SUPPLEMENT Research: Sector analysis

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Young brains learn through repetition and predicting the outcomes of situations, including at meal times
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Research: Understanding why children seek out predictability – particularly with food

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