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Reported incidences of Covid-19 in early years settings have more than doubled in a week, according to the latest Ofsted numbers.
Just under three-quarters of parents would rather send their child to a nursery with an early years teacher than one without, new research suggests.
The Children's Workforce Development Council has re-iterated the need for the Government to maintain its drive for a graduate-led workforce and a baseline Level 3 qualification, as it nears closure....
Four local authorities have been designated beacons of best practice for their groundbreaking work within the early years and childcare sector. The councils - Leeds, Somerset, and the London boroughs...
(Photograph) - Poppy Gaad, three, and William Cryer, four, helped nursery manager Julie Preece in the garden at the Just Learning nursery at Cardiff Gate Business Park on 31 May. Staff from Barclay's...
Early years settings will receive just a 6p an hour increase per child for three-and four-year-olds next term, as the Department for Education reverts to pre-Covid funding rates.
Our resident legal agony aunt, Caroline Robins, principal associate at Eversheds, myth-busts common misconceptions on employment law
The current workforce is facing a ‘ticking timebomb’ of staff shortages combined with falling qualifications levels and an increasing reliance on unpaid staff, the Education Policy Institute has...
Reform of primary school education has been abandoned, following the failure of proposals for curriculum changes to make it through the final stages of the Children, Schools and Families Bill before...