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The Education Policy Institute is launching a new study on the early years workforce and how it can improve children’s outcomes
Let's not lose managers who lack degrees, says Alan Bentley.
How has the make-up of the biggest nursery chains changed in the past 12 months? Catherine Gaunt presents our annual top 25 table, and rankings by Ofsted grades
Nursery World looks in detail at how Ofsted plans to change early years inspection.
Is a decline in independent activity in early years causing poorer childhood mental health?Gabriella Jozwiak looks at some research from the US.
Fen Crosbie (Letters, 25 March) says the striking nursery nurses are greedy, uncaring and unprincipled. This is not true. We give 100 per cent commitment, care and attention to the children we work...
The National Deaf Children's Society and the Royal National Institute of Blind People say the £700,000 cuts to SEND support in Hampshire are potentially unlawful.
The paradox of areas that need quality childcare the most having it in the least measure looks far from being solved. Simon Vevers asks why.
An innovative exercise programme is stretching children's muscles and their awareness of how to look after their bodies, as Sophie Stancel reports More than 20 per cent of children in the UK are...
Despite political uncertainty and the ongoing challenges around underfunding and recruitment, the biggest nursery chains are getting bigger. Catherine Gaunt reports