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The DfE's national plan for music education has been 'refreshed' to cover the early years PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 27 June 2022

DfE's national plan for music extended to the early years

Music & Rhymes

Interactive Music-Making supports young children's development PHOTO Music as Therapy International

News 27 June 2022

Funded places available for early years music-making course

Funding

Happy Days Lancashire has been bought by Kids Planet

News 24 June 2022

Kids Planet and Thrive Education continue to grow

Provision

More than 60 per cent of libraries that took part in BookTrust's Storytime said the pilot helped them attract new families, PHOTO BookTrust

News 23 June 2022

More families visiting their local library thanks to reading charity scheme

Families

The research from the IFS compares the development of children born in the early 2000's and a decade later, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 23 June 2022

Little progress made in closing the development gap in children over a decade - IFS

Birth to Threes

The London Early Years Foundation is calling for funding for nursery food and nutritional standards in early years settings PHOTO Isabelle Johnson/London Early Years Foundation

News 23 June 2022

Nursery group calls for funding to improve access to high-quality nursery food for vulnerable children

Provision

Grandir UK has bought Rushcliffe Day Nurseries, a group of three sites in Nottingham

News 22 June 2022

The UK's top 10 largest nursery groups continue to expand

Provision

The Early Years Alliance campaign aims to educate parents and politicians on the importance of early learning and the role of educators

News 22 June 2022

Early Years Alliance launches its #WeAreEducators campaign

Policy & Politics

Parents of young children are being told to make sure they are up-to-date with their vaccinations as Polio virus is detected in sewage in London PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 22 June 2022

Parents urged to get their child vaccinated against polio as virus detected in sewage

Health

ICP Education is to rebrand to Bright Stars

News 21 June 2022

ICP Education to rebrand as 'Bright Stars'

Management

The research found that were fewer ethnic minority and disadvantaged children attending childcare settings last year compared to pre-pandemic levels PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 21 June 2022

‘Considerably more’ ethnic minority and disadvantaged children missed out on early learning due to Covid

Coronavirus

NDNA's campaign aims is to encourage students and job seekers to consider a career in the early years

News 21 June 2022

NDNA launches campaign to raise the profile of the early years sector

Management

The children and families minister Will Quince visited Ur Och Skur Gronlingen, an outdoor nursery in Sweden

News 17 June 2022

Children and families minister visits nurseries in Sweden as part of mission to cut childcare costs

Policy & Politics

The new research from the Royal Foundation for Early Childhood reveals less than a fifth of adults recognise the importance of the birth to five period, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 16 June 2022

Duchess of Cambridge's new research highlights need to increase awareness of the importance of the early years

Families

The Times Education Commission makes a number of recommendations for the early years sector, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 15 June 2022

Year long inquiry into UK education calls for a 'significant boost' to early years funding

Policy & Politics

The rise to schools meals funding for Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children has been branded as 'inadequate' PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 15 June 2022

Universal free school meals funding rises by just 7p a pupil

Child Poverty

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