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New research shows that poor pay, an increasing workload and low status are combining to drive early years workers out of the sector, says Natalie Perera
In his new book, Peter Moss argues why England must move away from its current early years model of provision based on the ‘marketisation and privatisation of childhood’
A wide range of seminars proved an irresistible draw to early years practitioners from across Northern Ireland as they visited the second Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition in Belfast at the...
In order to be effective in the new era of multi-agency working, the EYP will have to adopt a pro-active approach. They will need a solid understanding of how to work with professionals outside of...
It's always great to have renowned early years consultant Marion Dowling contributing to Nursery World, and we believe you'll find her eight-page guide, 'All about children's thinking', a stimulating...
Scotland's early years and childcare workforce is to undergo a review to improve employment prospects and raise the status of the sector, the Scottish Executive announced last week. The review will...
Early years organisations believe if the minimum wage was increased to £15 per hour, as per the TUC's call, it would be 'impossible' for childcare settings to remain open.
What do the the Government's recent funding announcements mean for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)? Catherine McLeod, chief executive of Dingley's Promise, looks at...
Local authorities are relying more and more on early years consultants to deliver EYFS outcomes, as Karen Faux hears.
School curriculum guidance is urging schools to use the flexibility within the curriculum to ensure pupils are being taught what is relevant to them. Issuing the 5-14 Curriculum Guidelines last week,...