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By Anne Nelson, director, Early Education The news item 'Single status cuts pay for nursery staff' (6 October) should raise concerns from all early years professionals. This is an all-too-common...
Courses for early years practitioners working with babies and toddlers are brought together by Simon Vevers The Council for Awards in Children's Care and Education (CACHE) runs a number of units...
Early Years Equality has been inundated by calls from settings concerned that their equalities responsibilities have been diluted in the recently revised EYFS.
Supporting parents: messages from research A major research programme involving 14 studies on parental support. The findings show the importance of joined-up integrated services that enable parents to...
Is it the job of the market or the Government to set the wages of the early years workforce? Mary Evans hears the arguments for different solutions.
Introduce ICT to young children in a rewarding fashion with these electronic toys chosen by Julie Wilson Introducing programmable and electronic toys is one of the best ways to introduce ICT in the...
Ireland's childcare system is to undergo major reform following a television programme that revealed below-standard care and mistreatment of children at some of the country's nurseries.
While the new Early Learning Goals have been met with criticism from many in the early years sector, Mark Lehain explains why he thinks they are an improvement and a step in the right direction
New guidelines are being developed to help early years practitioners support children who have co-ordination difficulties.