Observing and monitoring behaviors early can set kids up for long-term well-being
Navigating early developmental care for newborns and toddlers can be daunting for parents, but catching challenges early can ...
Careers event offers students insight into early years sector
An early years careers event was held for students at Fareham College. The event was hosted by YMCA Fairthorne Group on March ...
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Poorest children ‘priced out of early years education’, report warns
Parents of the youngest disadvantaged children pay £105 a week more for early education and care than better off families, ...
Charity boss calls for early years investment
A charity's chief executive has said more resources should be invested in care for early years children with special needs ...
Derbyshire Times on MSN7d
Derbyshire councillor feels ‘£10.8m’ funding increase for special needs youngsters is a ‘drop in the ocean’
Derbyshire council’s education chief has welcomed an increase of nearly £11m in Government funding for higher needs education ...
MoneyWeek on MSN8d
Childcare costs drop 56% - but not for everyone
Childcare costs for under-threes have halved following the introduction of free childcare support last year - but some people ...
Derbyshire Times on MSN2d
Kind, compassionate staff help pupils achieve their potential at Stanton Vale special school
The way in which Stanton Vale School in Long Eaton supports pupils’ personal development has been rated as Outstanding by ...
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Cuts to Department of Education raise concern for Montana parent
Rebecca Richards, a Montana parent of a child with disabilities, is among those worried about the implications of the cuts.
Glasgow school pupils with special needs learning how to get the bus to cut taxi costs
School children with special needs are getting support to catch buses independently instead of taking taxis with a new scheme ...
The Independent on MSN8d
Disadvantaged children could be ‘priced out’ of expansion to funded childcare
The gap between childcare entitlements for disadvantaged families and working parents was ‘now wider than at any other time’, a charity warned.
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New nursery 'making huge difference' for families
The new Hester's Way Centre in Cheltenham opened after a successful pilot of an early years special educational needs centre in Gloucester Five year old Peyton should have started primary school ...
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An inspirational high school receives national award
Burnley High School in Burnley, won the Outstanding Contribution to your Place award at the Youth Sport Trust 2025 Conference Awards, sponsored by Sports Directory and The LEGO Group, which were held ...