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News 19 July 2021

Coronavirus: Early years settings and schools no longer expected to carry out contact tracing

Coronavirus

The TUC and Mother Pukka survey of mums found many are relying on working more flexibly during the school summer holidays to care for their children PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 16 July 2021

Nearly two-thirds of mums without summer holiday childcare

Coronavirus

The 'COVID Warriors' programme uses puppets to teach primary school children about how to stay safe from Coronavirus

News 16 July 2021

Programme that teaches young children about Covid safety backed by health experts

Coronavirus

News 15 July 2021

Find out about Nursery World's new EYFS Essentials videos, out now!

Equipment & Resources

The number of children attending nursery, pre-school and childminding settings has not returned to pre-pandemic levels PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 15 July 2021

Coronavirus: DfE plans to end data collection for early years attendance criticised

Coronavirus

Henry Dimbleby: 'We must now seize the moment to build a better food system for our children and grandchildren'

News 15 July 2021

Boris Johnson's food tsar calls for sugar and salt tax to fund free school meal expansion

Funding

Councils have cut spending on early help in some of the poorest areas in England by more than 80 per cent, according to the report by children's charities PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 15 July 2021

Funding for early intervention 'cut by half' over ten years – analysis

Policy & Politics

Nurseries and childminders in the capital have faced extra costs and financial losses during the pandemic PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 14 July 2021

Coronavirus: London nurseries and childminders urged to take part in recovery survey

Coronavirus

News 13 July 2021

Call for nurseries to be more open about staff mental health

Mental Health & Well-Being

According to a report by the National Day Nurseries Association, 232 nurseries closed between 1 April 2020 and 31 March 2021

News 13 July 2021

More than 11,000 childcare places lost through nursery closures - research

Management

From next month, children will be required to take Covid tests only if they come into contact with a positive case PHOTO Adobe Stock

News 12 July 2021

Covid cases rising again in early years settings

Coronavirus

Left to right: Noel Hammett (Hinton Group construction director) with The Midcounties Co-op's Sally Bonnar (chief operating officer), 'Little Pioneer' Charlie, Emily Sandilands (growth and acquisitions manager) and CEO Phil Ponsonby

News 12 July 2021

Co-op Childcare starts work on £1.5m nursery new builds

Provision

The latest PHE figures show Coronavirus outbreaks in primary schools have risen

News 9 July 2021

Coronavirus cases in schools on the increase

Coronavirus

The Early Years Commission is calling for greater investment in children's early years to improve their life chances

News 8 July 2021

Cross-party MPs call for greater post-Covid support for early years

Coronavirus

Course leader Michelle Wisbey will run the University's new Montessori courses from September

News 8 July 2021

Anglia Ruskin University launches new Montessori degree programmes

Careers & Training

The nursery group says using washable nappies is better for the environment and more cost-effective PHOTO Tops Day Nurseries

News 7 July 2021

Tops commits to using real nappies in all its nurseries

Families

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