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Labour's manifesto pledges to reduce child poverty

Thursday, June 13, 2024

| Nursery World

The Labour party has committed to developing an ‘ambitious’ strategy to reduce child poverty as well as making sure the minimum wage is a ‘genuine living wage’

New inquiry into play aims to give children back their childhoods

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Thursday, June 13, 2024

| Nursery World

A ‘landmark’ inquiry into children’s play in the UK has been launched in a bid to give children back their childhoods, tackle childhood obesity and poor mental health.

At least £70m of early years funding not spent by councils

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Wednesday, June 12, 2024

| Nursery World

At least £70m of early years entitlement funding was underspent in council budgets and not spent on places during the 2022-23 financial year – a record amount, according to new analysis.

Who gets your vote - take part in our election poll!

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Wednesday, June 12, 2024

| Nursery World

With just weeks to go until the General Election and the main political parties releasing their manifestos this week, Nursery World is asking readers who they will be voting for and why?

Conservatives pledge to reduce national insurance, but no mention of increased childcare funding

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Tuesday, June 11, 2024

| Nursery World

The Conservatives have pledged to reduce national insurance contributions if they are re-elected, however they have failed to commit to increasing early years funding or tackling child poverty.

Sector cautiously welcomes Labour's plans for school-based nurseries

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Monday, June 10, 2024

| Nursery World

The sector has cautiously welcomed Labour's plans to convert classrooms into school-based nurseries, urging the party to consult with PVI providers so the sustainabilty of existing settings isn't threatened.

Labour reveals plans to convert 3,334 classrooms into school-based nurseries

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Monday, June 10, 2024

| Nursery World

A Labour Government would create 3,300 new school-based nurseries, utilising spare capacity within primary schools due to falling birth rates.

Lib Dems outline plans to develop an early years career strategy and review funding rates

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Monday, June 10, 2024

| Nursery World

Nursery staff would have to hold a relevant early years qualification or be working towards one, under plans from the Liberal Democrats.

PVI providers fear they've lost control of their businesses, hears conference

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Monday, June 10, 2024

| Nursery World

Fears about providing high-quality early education and care against a backdrop of underfunding were raised by delegates at NDNA’s annual conference last week.

NDNA sets out vision for the next five years at 25th anniversary conference

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Friday, June 7, 2024

| Nursery World

National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) celebrates 25 years of ‘championing change for children’s futures’ at its annual conference in Coventry today (7 June).

New membership body to ‘raise the status’ of the workforce

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Friday, June 7, 2024

| Nursery World

The ‘vision and purpose’ of the National Day Nursery Association’s (NDNA) flagship Institute of Early Years Education was unveiled today (7 June) at the NDNA’s annual conference in Coventry.

Next Government urged to regulate and 'elevate' the status of nannies

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Thursday, June 6, 2024

| Nursery World

The next Government is being urged to regulate and elevate the status of the nanny industry within the sector, who are ‘time and time again not included or almost forgotten’ by politicians.

Lib Dems to boost statutory pay for new parents

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Thursday, June 6, 2024

| Nursery World

Statutory maternity pay would be nearly doubled to £350 a week under a Liberal Democrat Government.

Oliver Steeper: Coroner urges DfE to strengthen nursery paediatric first aid requirements

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024

| Nursery World

A coroner has written to the Department for Education calling for changes to be made to paediatric first aid training requirements for early years staff following the death of Oliver Steeper.

Figures show children in poorer areas have lower access to funded childcare

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024

| Nursery World

Official statistics show that affluent areas in England have the highest number of childcare places available to families, highlighting that children in the most deprived parts of the country are less likely to have access to Government funded places.

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Labour's manifesto pledges to reduce child poverty

New inquiry into play aims to give children back their childhoods

At least £70m of early years funding not spent by councils

Who gets your vote - take part in our election poll!

Conservatives pledge to reduce national insurance, but no mention of increased childcare funding

Sector cautiously welcomes Labour's plans for school-based nurseries

Labour reveals plans to convert 3,334 classrooms into school-based nurseries

Lib Dems outline plans to develop an early years career strategy and review funding rates

PVI providers fear they've lost control of their businesses, hears conference

NDNA sets out vision for the next five years at 25th anniversary conference

New membership body to ‘raise the status’ of the workforce

Next Government urged to regulate and 'elevate' the status of nannies

Lib Dems to boost statutory pay for new parents

Oliver Steeper: Coroner urges DfE to strengthen nursery paediatric first aid requirements

Figures show children in poorer areas have lower access to funded childcare

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