Mental Health Matters: What Every Early Years Educator Should Know
Ever noticed more children in your setting struggling with big emotions? You’re not alone. The mental health landscape for our […]
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Increasing Demand for Childcare Services: Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities in the UK
In the UK, the childcare sector is experiencing a dynamic and significant shift, primarily characterised by an increasing demand for
How Are EYFS Assessed?
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is a framework that sets out how children’s developing needs are met through play,
Early Years Sector NOT Recognised Under Self Isolation Exemption
The government has not recognised the early years and child care sector despite its vital role in keeping the UK
Desperate need for speech and language support in Wales
Welsh children in need as they start school with a lack of speech Popular charity, Save the Children, are calling
NHS figures show 4 in 10 children not attending the dentist
40% of children in the UK are not regularly going to the dentist Shocking figures from the NHS show that
Nursery School concerns over 30 hours funding
30 hours funding could cause school nurseries to close There are huge concerns that the increase in free funding from
Pokémon go causing safeguarding concerns for nurseries
Pokémon Go is a new craze sweeping the nation, encouraging children and adults to get outside and be active; however
‘Relax nursery sickness policies’ urges GP
Father and GP campaigns for nursery to relax its rules on conjunctivitis A GP and father of twins has recently
How will Brexit impact on the next generation?
How will Early Years providers and children in the UK be affected by Brexit? On 23rd June 2016 the country
Children at risk of losing nursery funded places
Will there be enough funded places available with the increase to 30 hours? With the funded hours of childcare for