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News 30 July 2021

Rise in hospital admissions for Covid among unvaccinated pregnant women

Coronavirus

The report raises concern that without enough school-age childcare, parents won't be able to work

News 29 July 2021

Local authorities concerned about shortage of out-of-school provision

Coronavirus

Libraries across the country are to take part in BookTrust's Storytime project in the autumn, PHOTO: Katy Morton

News 28 July 2021

New pilot project to encourage disadvantaged families to visit their local library

Birth to Threes

From 16 August 6 August, adults who are double vaccinated and who come into contact with a positive Covid case, will no longer automatically have to self-isolate, unless they test positive

News 28 July 2021

Coronavirus: Bradford nursery tells staff they must be fully vaccinated

Coronavirus

The Nannytax Salary Index finds nannies have grown in popularity among families during the Covid-19 pandemic PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 28 July 2021

Coronavirus drives demand for nannies

Coronavirus

The Education Select Committee wants a statutory register for home-schooled children PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 27 July 2021

MPs call for 'essential' register of home-educated children

Families

The number of children attending nurseries and childminding settings fell in the last fortnight PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 27 July 2021

Figures show a further fall in children attending early years settings

Coronavirus

Kids Planet now operates 75 nurseries across the North West and Midlands PHOTO Katie Whirledge at Papillion PR

News 26 July 2021

Kids Planet continues rapid expansion with acquisition of 10 nurseries

Business

Early years settings are calling on the Government to be exempt from self-isolation rules PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 26 July 2021

Coronavirus: Reported outbreaks in nurseries highest since February

Coronavirus

Public health experts are warning of an increase of cases of norovirus, especially in childcare settings PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 23 July 2021

Norovirus on the rise in childcare settings

Common Conditions

The sector has spoken out against Government plans to not put early years staff on the critical workers list to be allowed to avoid self-isolation PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 23 July 2021

Coronavirus: Nursery staff not exempt from self-isolation

Coronavirus

News 22 July 2021

Charities call on health secretary to end ‘baby blindspot’

Coronavirus

The survey found that between March and May, 25 per cent of settings had to close due to children or staff isolating, or lack of demand PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 21 July 2021

Survey highlights impact of Covid self-isolation policy on nursery closures

Coronavirus

The Social Mobility Commission proposes a £14bn package of support to lift millions out of poverty PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 21 July 2021

Government urged to put disadvantaged children at ‘centre stage’ of Covid-19 recovery plan

Coronavirus

Nurseries say they do not know how NHS Test and Trace will work in practice now they are no longer responsible for contact tracing in settings PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 21 July 2021

Change to test and trace and self-isolation rules causes 'utter confusion' in nurseries

Coronavirus

The Development Matters guidance has been updated following feedback from 3,000 early adopters of the revised EYFS, which comes into force in September

News 21 July 2021

EYFS: Development Matters updated following early adopter trial

Early Years Curriculum

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