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There are three challenges highlighted in the Government’s green paper on special educational needs and disabilities and alternative provision
The Department for Education has updated guidance for early years and childcare providers, including confirmation that from 1 June, childminders can look after children of all ages, in line with their...
Why do early years settings get children involved in food preparation and cooking, what does this involve, and how can parents help? Annette Rawstrone explains
Some common teaching methods take their cues from behaviourist theory. Linda Pound looks at the work of one of its key proponents.
The new chief inspector of Ofsted has halted routine Ofsted inspections in schools until later in January to allow all inspectors to attend mental health training – however in a move criticised by the...
Joanne Chatburn is a senior lecturer from Edge Hill University. She explains how she observed Early Years Professional students on the full training pathway work towards evidencing an aspect of S13:...
Figures obtained by the Labour party reveal that there are now more than 1,240 fewer designated children’s centres than when the Conservatives took office – a fall of around 34 per cent since 2010.
Formal education for four- and-five-year-olds may seem to show promising results when tested early but proves damaging to children's educational development in the long term, says an international...
Early years professionals joining or returning to the sector could receive a £1,000 sign on bonus under the Department for Education 's (DfE) 'Do Something Big' recruitment campaign, launched today (2...