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High level of frustration among nursery staff during the pandemic, study reveals

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High level of frustration among nursery staff during the pandemic, study reveals

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High level of frustration among nursery staff during the pandemic, study reveals

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High level of frustration among nursery staff during the pandemic, study reveals

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The HMRC figures show fewer than half of parents are using their Tax-Free Childcare account
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Thousands of parents not using their Tax-Free Childcare accounts

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The new early years Froebelian funding programme will launch in the summer
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New £1m programme to increase understanding of the Froebelian approach

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Most parents in the Ofsted survey believe their school has handled the pandemic well PHOTO Cath Gaunt
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Majority of parents believe their child’s school has handled Covid-19 well

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The report compares the impact of the pandemic on early childhood education and childcare markets in five different countries
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Global childcare report reveals market buoyancy

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Ollie Humphries is the new chief executive of the Family First nursery group
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Expanding nursery group Family First appoints new CEO

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Free music training on offer for early years practitioners

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Education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced that the Anna Freud Centre for children and families will run the new national centre for family hubs
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Anna Freud appointed as centre of excellence for family hubs

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Former nursery apprentice denies sexually abusing children

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Nearly four out of five (79 per cent) of respondents with children stated they had days where they had a childcare breakdown in a typical year.
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Family friendly employers now key to a productive and happy workforce, says survey

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The analysis on behalf of End Child Poverty Coalition finds child poverty has risen the most in North East England
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Coalition calls for 'credible' plan from Government to end Child Poverty

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The Education Policy Institute is calling for £13.5 bn in Government funding to repair children's learning lost during the pandemic
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Coronavirus: £13.5bn education package ‘needed to prevent pupils from being left behind’

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Some early years settings have reported children's development has regressed, for example, needing help to put their shoes on
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Coronavirus: Nurseries and childminders report widening attainment gap among disadvantaged under-fives

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