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Scotland's proposals to ban all physical punishment of children under three and to prevent any children from suffering blows to the head, shaking and the use of implements are a considerable step...
It's impossible to know just how much money is being defrauded by parents falsely claiming childcare costs under the Working Families Tax Credit, but suspicions are growing that it could be a huge,...
A thought occurred to me as I was reading the article about nursery managers having to choose between giving fruit or milk to children in their care under the Healthy Start plan (News, 29 July). Why...
How is the impact of the 30 hours, National Living Wage and other increased business costs going to be felt across the sector? Hannah Crown reports
Fundraising is big news right the way through the education system and the humble jumble sale is not lucrative enough to cover all the outings, special events and extras that happen throughout the...
The EYFS framework has not only had a fairly smooth implementation, for many managers it has also given a continuity to planning the learning journey from birth to five, says Melanie Defries.
Further concerns have been raised for families with the news that inflation has returned to a 40-year high of 10.1 per cent.
The results of the first joint care and education inspections of early years settings in Scotland have just been published following a pilot programme carried out in November and December 2002. The...
Name: Kim FrazerPosition: head teacher of Rye Park Nursery School Centre in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire
Many nurseries are finding that filming staff with children and playing the footage to them and their colleagues helps to improve practice. Annette Rawstrone speaks to some of them