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The Department for Education faces ‘huge challenges’ in increasing the number of places to meet Government plans to extend childcare for working parents in England, MPs have warned.
With inspections back in full swing post-pandemic, some early years settings are voicing serious concerns about the process and are calling for change. By Annette Rawstrone
Three high-profile speakers will address Early Education's national conference in Wigan on 7 and 8 May on the theme of 'Nurturing free spirits: creating a climate for creativity'. They are Jenny...
A family centre in central London whose unique daycare scheme using childminders has earned it early excellence centre status has been instructed by Ofsted to end the practice. The Soho Family Centre,...
Unions have raised concerns about the move to replace Early Years Professionals with early years teachers.
Key Stage 1 teachers will be breathing a sigh of relief that the SATs period is finally over for another year. But there is a growing lobby of educationalists and early years specialists calling for...
The UK's early years sector and workforce are affected by serious structural problems that are such a 'can of worms' that no British Government, including the present one, wants to confront the issues...
Times are obviously feeling tough for many private and voluntary providers, as the latest About Early Years data report from Ceeda shows (pages 34-35).
As children develop their moral and social skills, early years practitioners should model behaviour carefully and avoid reciting simplistic rules, says <STRONG> Jennie Lindon </STRONG>
Nine nurseries have been ‘named and shamed’ on the latest minimum wage offenders list. How did they get there, and how easy was it to fall foul of the rules? Ruth Stokes reports