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The Government proposes allowing childminders more flexibility with ratios when looking after their own children or siblings of other children they already care for PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 4 July 2022

Ministers seek to attract more childminders by 'streamlining' Ofsted registration process

Policy & Politics

Melville House Nursery in Edinburgh has been bought by Mini Rainbows, part of CC Nurseries

News 1 July 2022

Edinburgh nursery bought by expanding CC Nurseries

Provision

The Scottish Government programme will provide healthy food and childcare to low-income families over the summer holidays, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 1 July 2022

Scotland to launch programme to support families at risk of poverty this summer

Families

The Early Years Alliance has written to the health minister outlining its concerns about planned changes to the scheme, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 30 June 2022

Fears providers will withdrawal from free milk scheme if they have to do more admin

Policy & Politics

The report from the EIF, Race Equality Foundation and Action for Children highlights the negative experiences of ethnic minority families when trying to access family support services PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 30 June 2022

Family support services need to do more to help minority ethnic families - report

Policy & Politics

Maintained nursery schools around England are struggling to survive and many fear closure, according to the survey PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 30 June 2022

Maintained nursery schools running at a loss forced to cut teachers and support for disadvantaged families

Policy & Politics

The latest DfE statistics include figures on the take-up of childcare funding and how many providers are offering places, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 30 June 2022

Number of children in receipt of early years pupil premium at record high

Funding

News 29 June 2022

Call for more focus on children's speech and language in Schools Bill

Communication and Language

News 29 June 2022

What's new in Nursery World this July

The Covid inquiry will now look at the impact the pandemic has had on very young children, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 29 June 2022

Covid inquiry to now consider the pandemic's impact on children in the early years

Coronavirus

Theirworld Global Youth Ambassadors Yuv Sungkur and Elizabeth Pennington at the UN Summit where they delivered their letter to world leaders

News 29 June 2022

World leaders told to invest in the early years to 'avert a crisis'

Policy & Politics

There has been a greater loss in nursery places in deprived areas, Ofsted figures show PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 29 June 2022

Fall of more than 4,000 childcare providers in a year

Provision

Laura Weir, manager of Rosedene nursery, Hardwick: 'We are seeing the damaging effects of the ever-growing cost-of-living crisis, so we felt it was responsible to do something to help'

News 28 June 2022

Analysis: Early years settings step up support for families as cost of living crisis hits

Analysis

Iain Colledge, executive director of operations, Bright Horizons

News 28 June 2022

Interview - Iain Colledge, executive director of operations, Bright Horizons

People

The nursery group has teamed up the Best Practice Network to launch a graduate recruitment scheme, PHOTO Kids Planet

News 27 June 2022

Kids Planet opens graduate training scheme

Workforce

Parent Rachel Massey is calling for the funded childcare hours to be available as soon as a child turns three rather than the term after PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 27 June 2022

Petition urges Government to make funded childcare available as soon as a child turns three

Funding

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