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Parent: Big school, big step

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PSED: When I grow up

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Understanding the world: Well watered

Now is the perfect time to talk to children about how plants grow from seeds and the conditions they...

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Coronavirus: Government support for self-employed throws lifeline to childminders

Thursday, March 26, 2020

Chancellor tells self-employed ‘they have not been forgotten’ and launches new financial package worth 80 per cent of average monthly income.

Coronavirus: Government issues social distancing guidance to minimise virus spread

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Warning people not to visit a school or childcare setting if they have coronavirus symptoms and keeping classes as small as possible are ways to manage social distancing, the Government says.

Coronavirus: Ratios can be relaxed as latest Government guidelines urge as many settings as possible to stay open

Tuesday, March 24, 2020

Extensive new guidance has been issued by the Government which highlights ways settings can continue to support key children, including pooling resources with other settings and relaxing ratios.