Birmingham's Musical Future in Safe Hands with Youth Bands
Over 1,400 children in Birmingham are participating in Rocksteady's in-school rock band program, boosting confidence, academic progress, and school engagement through music education.
Over 1,400 children in Birmingham are participating in Rocksteady's in-school rock band program, boosting confidence, academic progress, and school engagement through music education.
Newington Community Primary School in Ramsgate has selected 12 Year 6 pupils as Thrive Ambassadors to support peer wellbeing. They are undergoing a four-week training course to promote kindness and emotional understanding across the school.
Chickenshed's production 'Day 1 - Big School', devised from 1,000 children's insights, uses drama to address bullying and exploitation in schools, supported by a London Freemasons grant.
Nurseries across England are now prohibited from charging parents sneaky extra fees for government-funded childcare hours. The Labour government crackdown aims to protect families from hidden costs.
Discover Explorers Play Village in Sutton Coldfield, a new play centre where children engage in role-play activities like being bakers or doctors, with hidden writing and STEM learning integrated into fun sessions for families.
Heather Woolley and Natalie Snell launch Explorers Play Village in Sutton Coldfield, blending imaginative role-play with STEM and writing skills for children aged 0-8.
Dunky's Day Nursery & Forest School in Warrington invites families to an Open Day on February 10 and a February half-term Holiday Club from February 16 to 20, showcasing nature-led learning.
Primary school children in Blaenavon have created and buried a time capsule to celebrate 25 years of their town's UNESCO World Heritage status, featuring artwork and personal reflections.
Two teachers from Abbey Gate College in Chester have completed a 31-mile running challenge for the Motor Neurone Disease Association, raising vital funds and awareness.
The Nottinghamshire Festival of Science and Curiosity returns this February half-term with free, hands-on STEM events across Bassetlaw, featuring lava lamps, planetarium shows, and more.
Children in Stacksteads experience new stage school opportunities as Footlights Rossendale expands, while co-founder Aaron Doherty-Tubb celebrates recovery from serious illness.
Langley Gorse Day Nursery in Sutton Coldfield has been awarded the elite Reputation '900 Club' status, a gold standard for customer satisfaction. Discover how they achieved this exclusive honour.
The owner of Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley will stand trial in April over the death of 14-month-old Noah Sibanda in 2022. A worker has already admitted manslaughter.
Families across England have just one day left to apply for 30 hours of free weekly childcare worth up to £7,500. Learn the eligibility criteria and how to secure funding for 2026.
Royal expert Jennie Bond reveals Prince George's secondary school for 2026 is likely decided. Discover how Kate Middleton balances royal duties with parenting.
The Princess of Wales returns to public speaking, urging business leaders to invest in early childhood for a £45.5bn national benefit. Read her powerful message.
Thomas Waller, 18, has been detained for ten years after sexually abusing children at a Surrey nursery. Read the full story and the impact on the victims' families.
The Princess of Wales will attend the inaugural Future Workforce Summit in London, uniting business leaders to boost investment in early childhood development.
Children as young as four at Larchwood Primary School in Brentwood performed a special dance show for parents after a day of workshops with Don Rae Academy of Movement and Arts.
Leicestershire children on benefits-related free school meals can enjoy free festive holiday clubs this Christmas. Book now for crafts, sports, and healthy meals.
A revolutionary new programme in the West Midlands is set to transform university access for underprivileged students through comprehensive support and financial assistance.
The Princess of Wales will make a significant visit to the West Midlands next week, continuing her vital work championing early childhood development with key engagements across the region.
A Black Country nursery has been forced to turn away 130 children after Ofsted inspectors uncovered alarming safety breaches and inadequate safeguarding procedures during a surprise inspection.
A concerned mother speaks out after discovering her local children's centre is replacing traditional play activities with screen time, raising questions about early childhood development.