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A new Department for Education survey asking parents for their opinions on staff:child ratios has raised concern among the sector that there will be a renewed push for a relaxation.
Ninety per cent of parents do not want to see their children return to school immediately after the UK Government ends lockdown, according to a new survey.
As his local children and family centre is forced to close successful services due to funding cuts, Warwick Mansell takes a personal view of the politics surrounding the Government's approach.
The proportion of nursery staff qualified to Level 3 or above has fallen to such an extent in the last four years that it threatens the quality of provision, the National Day Nurseries Association...
Reception leader Leisa Towle describes how she and her team have thought creatively around their approach to developing children's writing skills, with very good results
Alan Davies (In My View, 22/29 December) is right to criticise the education secretary's statement that synthetic phonics should be taught first and foremost to all children by the age of five. He...
Observation, reflection and planning are the keys to success in helping children to explore ICT, as in any other areas of early learning, writes Jane Drake Information technology is now an integral...
Edinburgh Council will fail to meet a 2010 target to increase free nursery provision to 570 hours a year without more funding from the Scottish Government.
The new children's minister Sarah Teather explains some of the commitments the Government is making to the early years.
A body representing nanny agencies has criticised the Government for excluding nannies from its childcare plans. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), which represents many nanny...