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Parents in Northern Ireland are spending on average 45 per cent of their weekly joint income on childcare, according to a new report launched today.
One in five parents in England has never heard of the literacy hour and two in five are unaware of the daily maths lesson in primary schools, according to research commissioned by the Department for...
A chance comment about ‘compassion fatigue’ led Angela Hodgkins, senior lecturer at the University of Worcester, to research the emotional impact of working in the early years. Here she sets out her...
(Photograph) - Parents of children at Stonehaven out-of-school club in Grampian were so impressed by the work of Phyllis Sinclair, the club's founder and co-ordinator (centre), that they nominated...
A Scottish nursery group has launched an app for parents after securing a six-figure sum from Clydesdale Bank.
Let's use our collective strength to talk to government about early years sector concerns, says Cheryl Hadland, founder of Tops Day Nurseries
Data systems commonly pose big problems for providers, local authorities and health trusts alike. In the third part of our series on information sharing, Hannah Crown looks at computer-related...
Parents may not always agree with the decisions made in the nursery about the care of their children. However, practitioners need to be able to stand their ground on the basis of knowledge and...
Talk To Your Baby, a National Literacy Trust (NLT) campaign to encourage parents and carers to communicate with children from birth, held its first conference in London last week. Representatives of...
There are circumstances where sessional providers and/or school nursery classes find it difficult to respond to deliver the 15 hours flexibly.