Prices increased across Britain over the last year due to funding pressures, a survey suggests.
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Childcare costs rise as providers feel the pinch
Prices increased across Britain over the last year due to funding pressures, a survey suggests.
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Childcare costs rise as providers feel the pinch
Prices increased across Britain over the last year due to funding pressures, a survey suggests.
'Striking will be hard but teachers have to take action’
As teachers prepare to strike, parents and businesses grapple with the uncertainty it's causing.
Kate launches campaign on early years development
The Princess of Wales launches a campaign calling for more attention on 'critical' early years.
Thousands of pupils to stay home for strikes
Next week's strike is "looking quite likely" according to a union representing teachers and support staff.
Minister asks teachers to notify heads about strike
The education secretary wants teachers to tell schools if they plan to join Wednesday's walkout.
Lockdowns linked to 1000% rise in child sex imagery
A charity says its data highlights how predators took advantage of the worldwide Covid-19 situation.
Teachers to be protected from job cuts - Sturgeon
Scotland's Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville will also move to stop school hours being reduced.
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Childcare costs rise as providers feel the pinch
Prices increased across Britain over the last year due to funding pressures, a survey suggests.
'Striking will be hard but teachers have to take action’
As teachers prepare to strike, parents and businesses grapple with the uncertainty it's causing.
Kate launches campaign on early years development
The Princess of Wales launches a campaign calling for more attention on 'critical' early years.
Thousands of pupils to stay home for strikes
Next week's strike is "looking quite likely" according to a union representing teachers and support staff.
Minister asks teachers to notify heads about strike
The education secretary wants teachers to tell schools if they plan to join Wednesday's walkout.
Lockdowns linked to 1000% rise in child sex imagery
A charity says its data highlights how predators took advantage of the worldwide Covid-19 situation.
Teachers to be protected from job cuts - Sturgeon
Scotland's Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville will also move to stop school hours being reduced.
'Striking will be hard but teachers have to take action’
As teachers prepare to strike, parents and businesses grapple with the uncertainty it's causing.
Kate launches campaign on early years development
The Princess of Wales launches a campaign calling for more attention on 'critical' early years.
Thousands of pupils to stay home for strikes
Next week's strike is "looking quite likely" according to a union representing teachers and support staff.
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