Dr Megan L. Wood of Leeds University shares more about research that has identified links between school readiness and later ...

A decent night’s sleep is important for both child and parents, but how much sleep do different ages need, and how can common ...

England’s special educational needs (SEN) system is not delivering better outcomes for children and young people; is ...

Tina Maltman, executive director of Childminding UK, looks at the new flexibilities being introduced for childminders, what they mean and their potential impact. The recent announcements by the ...

Most parents claiming disability benefit are too unwell to work or not receiving the treatment they need, new research ...

Does the expansion of 15 hours of childcare for nine-month-olds mean babies are spending more time in nursery at an earlier ...

Settings are facing closure due to them not being financially sustainable as providers seek to save costs and as the expanded ...

In part 6 of our series, we look at how to reduce spending on staffing costs without losing employees and retaining the ...

Cater for children's powerful desire to explore. Toddlerhood opens up a whole new world of increased independence and agency ...

Annette Rawstrone discusses ultra-processed foods and how settings can make changes to provide healthier meals for children ...

A victory has been achieved around the wording of funded hours, but the sector faces bigger financial challenges ...