Capre is the Children’s Activity Professionals Register. A Children’s Activity Professional is someone who delivers physical activity for children
Capre is the Children’s Activity Professionals Register.
Read MoreCapre is the Children’s Activity Professionals Register.
Read MoreCapre is the Children’s Activity Professionals Register.
Read MoreWendy Ann PirieA Thesis submitted in fulfillment of the Requirements for the degree of Master of Health Science, The University of Auckland, 2011 To read the full Thesis click here:
Read MoreA new report from NCB shows that parents and practitioners greatly value children’s centres and the services they provide to families, and that their continued funding should be secured.
Read MoreVideo Published on Oct 18, 2013 The AFWI is pleased to announce the launch of our first animated video, which presents the core story of brain development in an accessible and visually engaging format for public audiences....
Read MoreThe aim of this survey was to capture how the most successful Early Years providers ensure disadvantaged and vulnerable children are better prepared to start school.
Read More08 April 2014 The All-Party Commission on physical activity has today (8th April) published its findings from a five-month investigation into physical inactivity across the UK. Their report, Tackling Physical...
Read MoreIn recent years health and childcare professionals (HCPs) have been encouraged to devote a growing part of their time to disease prevention, health promotion and early intervention.
Read MoreThe London Sports Trust started in 1999 through the support of David Robins at John Lyons Charity with the goal of supporting talented sports stars in financial need through bursaries and educational guidance.
Read MoreFamily and Childcare Trust aims to make the UK a better place for families, through research, campaigning and information provision, and working with government, employers and parents to reduce pressures on family life.
Read MoreA research report from Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years – September 2013
Read MorePublished March 2014 Effective Septemer 2014 About this statutory framework: This framework is mandatory for all early years providers (from 1 September 2014)1: maintained schools; non-maintained schools; independent...
Read MoreSwap screen-time for wild-time! – 5th to 11th May 2014 We are collaborating with Project...
Read MoreSurveillance Volume, 2012 On the State of the Public’s HealthChapter 5: Diet, physical activity and obesity – Chapter author: Harry Rutter1,2 1 Senior Clinical Research Fellow, London School of Hygiene and Tropical...
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