We are failing our children – MPs debate education recovery
MPs accused the Government of failing our children at a House of Commons debate about education recovery and the cost of childcare.
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MPs accused the Government of failing our children at a House of Commons debate about education recovery and the cost of childcare.
Read moreHMRC have published the statistics on the usage of their Tax Free Childcare offer for the 2021/22 tax year.
Read moreThe Scottish Parliament’s Education, Children and Young People’s Committee met to discuss and assess the rollout and implementation of the 1140 hour offer. The committee is made up of ten cross party Members of the Scottish Parliament and it is their role to scrutinise the policies implemented by the Scottish Government. They meet weekly when the Scottish Parliament is in session and cover a range
Read moreWith the cost of living crisis hitting both parents and early years providers , MPs have put questions to Will Quince about the current challenges the sector is facing.
Read moreA report published by the Education Endowment Fund has revealed that repeated lockdowns in 2020 had a very damaging effect and the educational progress and social development of children in their first year of school.
Read moreChildren and Familie’s Minister, Will Quince MP has announced his plans to consult with the sector with the idea to move towards a ratios system similar to that employed in Scotland, with a ratio of one to five instead of one to four for two-year-olds.
Read moreThe national charity, Cerebra, alongside The Challenging Behaviour Foundation, Council for Disabled Children, University of Warwick and Mencap, have published a new report: Investing in Early Intervention.
Read moreAs prices across the spectrum continue to increase, the Bank of England has raised interest rates in an attempt to reduce the upward trend in the cost of living.
Read moreNational Day Nurseries Association has revealed the finalists for their much anticipated awards for 2022.
Read moreThe Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed he wants to relax safety rules in an attempt to cut the rising cost of childcare as record inflation and the cost of living crisis continues to worsen.
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