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The Whales on the Bus by Katrina Charman and illustrated by Nick Sharratt has won the BookTrust Storytime award

News 26 January 2022

The Whales on the Bus wins BookTrust award for best book for sharing with babies

Children’s Books

The DfE has published figures on Covid-related staff absences in early years settings, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 25 January 2022

DfE survey shows 13 per cent of early years staff off work due to Covid

Coronavirus

Welcome Nurseries has changed the management team at Smarties Nursery and re-trained existing staff PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 25 January 2022

Welcome Nurseries commits to improving Smarties Nursery after concerns raised

Provision

Redwoods Dowling Kerr's latest childcare market report makes predictions for the year ahead

News 24 January 2022

Childcare market report - 'swift' recovery in 2021 led to 'exceptional' year for acquisitions

Provision

Kindred Nurseries has bought ABC Rainbow Day Nurseries in Westcliff-on-Sea

News 20 January 2022

Kindred Nurseries buys two settings in Essex

Provision

LEYF's Chef Academy is now open to all nurseries and chefs working with children under the age of seven PHOTO LEYF

News 19 January 2022

LEYF opens up its chef training academy to all nurseries

Nutrition

Academics from UCL are among over 250 signatories calling for the education secretary in an open letter to reform the use of phonics in teaching children to read, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 19 January 2022

Government urged to 'reform the use of phonics' as it is 'failing children'

Policy & Politics

Edinburgh Sheriff Court PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 19 January 2022

Bright Horizons fined £800,000 over toddler death

Provision

Courteney Donaldson believes the market will remain buoyant this year

News 19 January 2022

‘Phenomenal buyer demand’ in 2021 drives up nursery market values

Management

The energy price cap rise in April will hit families in 'very deep poverty' the most PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 18 January 2022

Children in poverty will bear the brunt of rising energy bills

Child Poverty

The aim of the Workplace Equality fund is to address longstanding barriers in the Labour market, PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 18 January 2022

Scottish Government launches new fund to help nurseries be more diverse

Management

The minimum self-isolation for coronavirus has been cut to five days in England PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 17 January 2022

Covid-19 self-isolation cut to five days in England

Coronavirus

From left to right: Kirsty Love, head of operational projects and transitions at The Old Station Nursery Group Sadie Willett, HR officer at Polkadot Nurseries Sarah Steel, chief executive of The Old Station Nursery group

News 17 January 2022

Old Station Nursery group expands to 53 settings

Provision

Childminders who are forced to close their setting due to household members with Covid are not eligible for the NHS Track and Trace payment PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 14 January 2022

Childminders ineligible for £500 payment when forced to close due to household Covid cases

Policy & Politics

The Sutton Trust research finds that state schools and those in deprived areas are hardest hit by staff absences due to coronavirus PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 14 January 2022

Deprived state schools most impacted by Covid staff absences

Coronavirus

The NDNA snap poll found around one in five staff were absent from early years settings due to Covid at the beginning of the month PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 14 January 2022

EXCLUSIVE - Coronavirus: More than 20 per cent of early years staff off work last week

Coronavirus

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