A new report recommends all nurseries and schools link with care homes to improve children’s educational attainment. Published by the think tank United for All Ages, the report says that ‘urgent action’ is needed to…
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The Oral Health Foundation is calling for the introduction of healthy drinks as the default option with children’s meals in restaurants, insisting that it will significantly help to improve oral health. The call follows a pioneering law…
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Starting school is a huge milestone in a child’s life. It is not surprising that seven in 10 parents worry about their child settling in. A poll of 1,000 parents also found that 70 per…
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We pride ourselves in the service we offer and do our utmost to ensure that we create a home from home environment where your child can continue to develop and grow. Our Liverpool Day Nursery…
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The Government has resumed a drive to encourage parents to sign up for Tax-Free Childcare to pay for holiday clubs during the school summer holidays. Our day Nursery in Liverpool offers Free Grant Places for…
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Grandparents have a lifetime’s worth of cooking experience, so why not share this knowledge with pre-schoolers to help them develop healthier eating habits? This is the conclusion arrived at by a charity and community group…
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After a three-hour Commons debate, the Government has announced it is postponing the scrapping of the popular Childcare Vouchers Scheme, for at least six months. The timing for ending the voucher scheme on 5 April…
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Even from birth, girls and boys are treated differently, so it is unsurprising children as young as four can have defined ideas about what jobs are suitable for men and women, and whether ‘being smart’…
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Child development expert Robert Winston says child-initiated playtime is undervalued and wants Ofsted to reject the ‘flawed’ findings of its own report, which recommends four-year-olds be pushed harder to improve their writing, reading and maths….
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