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Children’s services in England are ‘at breaking point’, MPs warn today.
Responses from Scottish local authorities to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request reveal an average rate of £5.26 will be paid to providers to deliver the 1,140 hours from April.
The requirement for those taking standalone Level 3 Early Years Educator courses to have GCSE English and Maths at Grade C or above before starting the qualification has been removed just before the...
The ongoing protest from nurseries over the rules for nursery education grant funding means that some local authorities are delaying issuing guidelines on the revised Code of Practice. The London...
The Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed plans to extend free school meals to all infant school children in England from next year.
Set the children on a journey through their imaginations with activity ideas from Helen Shelbourne The story On the Way Home by Jill Murphy is about a little girl with a hurt knee walking home to tell...
The Government has announced plans to increase child tax credits by 4 a week for parents of one- and two-year -olds from 2012 in today's budget.
Cuts in funding from central Government are forcing local authorities to take a different approach to their children's services and education, at a time of many other changes, writes Pauline Hoare.
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.
Early years settings in Birmingham that deliver the free early education places will have to pay staff the Living Wage, under new council rules.