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Catherine Gaunt

Catherine Gaunt

News and Online Editor at Nursery World

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  • English
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  • Education
  • Primary and Pre-K Education

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Government launches drive to recruit more men in early years

The latest DfE advertising campaign is focusing on recruiting more men into the early years sector, in a renewed attempt to challenge outdated stereotypes.
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Early years social enterprises join forces to lead expansion of the...

Early years minister Stephen Morgan joined leading sector figures, experts, practitioners and academics in the House of Commons for the launch of the Early Years Social Enterprise Collective.
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Early years social enterprises join forces to lead expansion of the...

Early years minister Stephen Morgan joined leading sector figures, experts, practitioners and academics in the House of Commons for the launch of the Early Years Social Enterprise Collective.
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Rise in number of parents of children with SEND finding it 'difficu...

There has been a rise in the number of parents of children with special educational needs who find it hard to find a nursery, pre-school or childminder place, according to government figures. 
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Spending review 2025: Concern school-based nurseries ‘favoured’ ove...

The Chancellor has pledged an extra £1.6 billion a year for funded childcare entitlements by 2028-29 and £370 million over four years for school-based nurseries across England, but the PVI sector is 'frustrated' at the lack of urgent funding as many nurseries struggle to survive.
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More than a third of nurseries have limited funded places or plan t...

New research commissioned by the Early Education and Childcare Coalition ahead of the spending review has found that some nurseries have seen cost rises of more than 7 per cent, due to changes to the minimum wage and employer NI changes in April.
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Spending review 2025: Concern school-based nurseries ‘favoured’ ove...

The Chancellor has pledged an extra £1.6 billion a year for funded childcare entitlements by 2028-29 and £370 million over four years for school-based nurseries across England, but the PVI sector is 'frustrated' at the lack of urgent funding as many nurseries struggle to survive.
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Call for online safety to be included in early years curriculum to ...

Early years organisations are calling for an explicit reference to online safety and digital literacy in be added to the EYFS, ahead of the conclusion of a government inquiry.
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LONG READ: Should outdoors be included in floor space requirements?

Some group settings with larger outdoor areas welcome the proposals, while others raise concerns about staffing and the potential for overcrowding. By Catherine Gaunt
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LONG READ: Should outdoors be included in floor space requirements?

Some group settings with larger outdoor areas welcome the proposals, while others raise concerns about staffing and the potential for overcrowding. By Catherine Gaunt
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Government sets out plans to allow nurseries and childminders to in...

The outdoor space available to children in nursery, pre-school, school and childminding settings could be considered as part of the space requirements for children, if Government plans to bring in proposed changes to the EYFS regulations go ahead.
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Government sets out plans to allow nurseries and childminders to in...

The outdoor space available to children in nursery, pre-school, school and childminding settings could be considered as part of the space requirements for children, if Government plans to bring in proposed changes to the EYFS regulations go ahead.
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Parents launch campaign to save nursery at independent school

Parents campaigning to save a school nursery from closure say they were not consulted by the school, and that the situation is made worse because of the lack of alternative provision, with local nurseries booked up until 2026.
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Child poverty at record high, with nearly half of all families with...

Nearly half of all children in poverty are in families where the youngest child is under the age of five, according to the latest child poverty statistics – with the number of children in poverty now at its highest level since records began.
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Early years settings sound alarm as they face clamp down on chargin...

Nurseries and childminders across the country are threatening to cap the number of funded early years places available to parents in response to rising National Insurance, minimum wage increase and stricter rules on charging for extras, according to a new survey.
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Early years settings sound alarm as they face clamp down on chargin...

Nurseries and childminders across the country are threatening to cap the number of funded early years places available to parents in response to rising National Insurance, minimum wage increase and stricter rules on charging for extras, according to a new survey.
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Nurseries and parents invited to take part in toilet training research

Researchers at University College London are urging nurseries, schools and parents to take part in a project to find out why the average age of toilet training has risen and to look at how to cut the impact of disposable nappies on the environment.
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DfE extends funding for early years Stronger Practice hubs and Math...

DfE extends funding for early years Stronger Practice hubs and Maths Champions
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Change to guidance on charging for extras could have 'significant i...

Change to guidance on charging for extras could have 'significant impact’ on nurseries
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Change to guidance on charging for extras could have 'significant i...

The DfE has updated its guidance to re-emphasise that early years providers must ensure parents can take up a free funded place without needing to pay for extras, but sector organisations warn move threatens nurseries' survival.
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PM sets target of 75 per cent of Reception children 'school-ready' ...

‘Giving children the best start in life’ is one of the six key ‘milestones’ set out by the prime minister today in his ‘plan for change’ speech.