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Why are some councils tackling the attainment gap in the early years between disadvantaged children and their better-off peers while others are not? Charlotte Goddard reports
Nursery nurses who qualified more than 18 years ago have been assured that they will not have to re-take their qualifications in order to keep working in the early years sector. The assurance was...
Children in Scotland has called for all early years workers to receive professional training in promoting racial equality. The charity's senior policy officer Douglas Hamilton, speaking in the run-up...
Let's Go with the Children 2003 is a set of guides that has the country covered. These handy pocket books by Cube Publications, priced at 3.50 each, now include every county in England. They list...
The children will love making these tactile puppets and learning some French at the same time. Each set contains two fabric faces measuring 22cm in diameter, ten Velcro facial features and six labels...
In the first of a two-part series, Dr Lala Manners looks at physical development from a training perspective. In this article, she sets out the context, including proposals to change the Early...
The Children's Workforce Development Council is driving a process of change in training that will ultimately affect everyone working in the early years sector. Whatever level you are working at, the...
There's a skill in sharing something you've learned with your colleagues, and it's more in demand than ever, says Mary Evans.
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.