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While a Market Review of initial teacher education is currently focused on primary and secondary teaching, Dr Aimee Quickfall believes the review has worrying implications for the future of early...
It's hard to remember when a Government appointment was met with quite such an enthusiastic welcome. The news that Lesley Staggs has become the first-ever national director of the Foundation Stage is...
The Welsh Government has committed £60m to develop more early years provision ahead of the introduction of the 30 hours.
The challenges that prospective childcarers and teachers can face often begin in training. Some students have found placements daunting. Elizabeth Burn, a tutor in primary teaching and doctoral...
I agree very much with the findings of the Save the Children report, Britain's poorest children, on the impact that poverty has on children (News, 11 September). I grew up in a low-income family...
Carolynn Fletcher,manager of Swineshead Pre-school, Lincolnshire
Why has the recent proposal to extend the national curriculum to include the Foundation Stage got early years experts up in arms? Mary Evans asks them The Government's consultation on extending...
When the Government revealed that it is considering making it mandatory for all early years staff to be qualified to at least level 3 (Nursery World, 4 February), it caused quite a stir.
Wraparound care providers have welcomed the news that they can reopen for bubbles of 15 on 8 March, but warn that the future of the sector remains uncertain unless financial support is given
A mother of twins has been accompanying her children to nursery because there are no staff trained to deal with their severe allergies.