Little Foxes Childcare Marks 30 Years in Liverpool
Little Foxes childcare in Liverpool celebrates 30 years of nurturing children and families since 1996, with a special anniversary event honoring memories and community bonds.
Category : Early Years
Parents Planned to Remove Son from Nursery Before Death
A 14-month-old boy died alone and in pain at Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley. His parents were actively seeking alternative childcare due to concerns about staff inconsistency and unexplained illnesses.
Ofsted Statement After Nursery Worker Jailed Over Toddler Death
Ofsted has issued a statement following the jailing of a nursery worker over the death of 14-month-old Noah Sibanda at Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley. The nursery was rated 'good' just months before the tragedy.
Dudley Nursery Owner: 'I Failed Noah' After Toddler Death
Deborah Latewood, owner of Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley, expresses deep remorse as nursery worker Kimberley Cookson is jailed for gross negligence manslaughter in the death of 14-month-old Noah Sibanda.
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Dudley Nursery Worker Jailed Over Toddler Death
Kimberley Cookson sentenced to three years for gross negligence manslaughter after 14-month-old Noah Sibanda died at Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley. The nursery has been fined £240,000.
Dudley Nursery Worker Jailed Over Toddler's Death
Kimberley Cookson sentenced to prison after CCTV footage showed her forcing 14-month-old Noah Sibanda to sleep at Fairytales Day Nursery, exposing dangerous practices.
Nursery Worker Jailed Over Toddler's Death in Dudley
A nursery worker in Dudley has been sentenced to prison following the tragic death of a 14-month-old boy she restrained while forcing him to sleep. The case has exposed serious safety failures at the now-closed Fairytales Day Nursery.
Artemis Rocket Launch Sparks Kids' Interest in Space Kits
The Artemis rocket launch has ignited children's curiosity about space, making STEM kits like the VATOS circuit set and solar system model perfect for half-term learning and fun.
Baby Sensory Marks 8 Years with Award and Spring Term Launch
A beloved baby development programme in Grantham, Melton, and Nottingham East celebrates eight years, with leader Elaine winning 'Most Loved Activity Leader' and a new Spring Term starting April 13.
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Students Shine at Voice in a Million Concert in Wembley
Seventeen students from Market Field School performed at the OVO Arena Wembley in the Voice in a Million concert, showcasing inclusion and diversity through music and teamwork.
Young Singers Boost Confidence at Southend Makes Music Event
Year 7 to 11 students from Chase High School's Elite Performing Arts Academy performed at the Palace Theatre, gaining confidence and teamwork skills through renditions of ABBA and Leona Lewis songs.
Toddler Grabbed Like 'Bag of Rubbish' at Liverpool Nursery
A mother lost trust after her 16-month-old son was mishandled by nursery worker Elizabeth Adeagbo, who lifted the child by his arm across a classroom. The incident led to an A&E visit and a court conviction.
Therapy Dog Koda Helps Children with Learning Difficulties
Market Field School in Elmstead Market welcomes Koda, an Australian Shepherd therapy dog, to support children with moderate learning difficulties in emotional regulation, anxiety management, and reading development.
Inclusive Choir's Debut Showcase Delights at MAC
The Birmingham Inclusive Choir, supporting children with severe learning disabilities, held its first showcase concert at the Midlands Art Centre, attended by Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Ken Wood.
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Labour's £18M Playground Fund and Nursery Boost in Dover
Labour invests £18 million to restore playgrounds and expand school nurseries, cutting childcare costs and supporting families in Dover and across England.
Mum's Warning: Far Right Groomed Her Son at School
Sarah Hardy shares her story of her son John being radicalised by far-right extremists, offering crucial advice for parents on spotting signs and seeking help to prevent similar cases.
Essex Council Funds 60 New Childcare Places in Harlow
Time for Change Kids secures £30,000 from Essex County Council to create 60 new wraparound childcare places and enrichment activities for school-aged children, including those with SEND.
Sensory Garden Wins Tesco Grant for Shelter in Manchester
Saint Paul's Catholic High School in Manchester has secured a £1,500 grant from Tesco's Stronger Starts vote to build a shelter in its sensory garden, enabling year-round use by students for social, emotional, and educational benefits.
Brentwood Pupils Experience Mock Courtroom in Magistrates Lesson
Year 6 pupils at Larchwood Primary School in Brentwood took part in a unique educational session with magistrates, learning about the justice system through role-playing in a mock courtroom.
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Woodend Farm School's World Book Day Celebration for Autistic Children
Woodend Farm School in Witham, Essex, held a special World Book Day event where students with autism and other challenges engaged in storytelling and dressing up to enhance communication and confidence through play-based learning.
Nursery's Mother's Day Solution Praised by Two-Dad Family
Stuart Armfield and Francis Haugen share how their children's nursery thoughtfully handled Mother's Day celebrations for their family, suggesting cards for surrogates and grandmothers.
MP Launches School Debate Project for Youth Engagement
Mike Tapp MP initiates 'Tapp into Politics,' a secondary school debate series in Dover and Deal, aiming to make politics accessible and thoughtful for students through real discussions.
Retail Discounts for Teachers and Education Staff
A scheme called Discounts For Teachers provides significant savings at brands like IKEA, Charlotte Tilbury, and Nike for all education sector employees, including support staff and volunteers.
School Swimathon Funds Brain Tumour Research in Memory of Joshua
The John Lyon School is hosting a swimathon fundraiser to support Team Joshua and Brain Tumour Research, honoring a former student who died from a brain tumour at age 18. The event aims to boost funding for vital research into this deadly disease.
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Free Art & Design Club for Teens in Dover
The National Saturday Club provides free weekly sessions for 13-16-year-olds in Dover, focusing on art and design skills development until August 2026.
HMRC's Three-Month Warning for £2,000 Childcare Claims
Parents earning under £100,000 can claim up to £2,000 annually per child through Tax-Free Childcare, but must reconfirm eligibility every three months to avoid payment stoppages.
Young Councillors Inspired by Parliament Visit to Drive Change
School council members from Hogarth Primary in Brentwood visited the Houses of Parliament, gaining insight into how their local efforts translate to national politics and empowering them to implement change.
Derbyshire Nurseries Launch Four-a-Day Reading Pledge
Busy Bees nurseries in Derbyshire join nationwide initiative to read 45 million books this year, countering alarming statistics showing children's reading enjoyment at 20-year low.
Belfast Teen Chef Wins Regional Crown, Heads to UK Final
Hanna Asish, 14, from Belfast, triumphs in Springboard FutureChef regional heat, securing a spot in the national final in London this March with her creative dishes.
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Nottingham Student Carer Meets King Charles at Windsor
Danny Donnelly, a young adult carer from the University of Nottingham, attended the King's Carers Reception, discussing the challenges faced by unpaid carers in education and employment.
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