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All times, when you are in the early years sector, are tough times, but some feel tougher than others. At the present time the economy for most businesses is really difficult.
What can concerned citizens do in the face of seemingly inexorable cultural and political forces we believe are deeply damaging to the next generation?
When a link between high father-involvement and child IQ at age 11 was reported (Nursery World, 9 October), no-one at the UK's Fatherhood Institute was surprised. The Institute, which collates and...
Politics is responsible for educational failure, says Alan Bentley.
The destination is the guiding light in a new way to progress through qualifications suited to individual learners. Mary Evans reports.
Asquith Court and Kidsunlimited, two of the UK's largest chains, are to merge and form a new company, the Nursery Years Group, making them the second-largest group in the UK in terms of number of...
Proof of the value of outdoor experiences is found by Helen Penn.
It's not new to say that children's diets are in crisis, while 92 per cent of children consume too much saturated fat, 86 per cent consume too much sugar, and 96 per cent do not eat enough fruit and...
Last week, Ofsted finally published its draft well-being indicators for schools. Framed by global financial panic and the sudden removal of KS3 tests, this previously incendiary notion was met with...
By Ian McLaughlan, chief executive of the Scottish Pre-school Play Association (SPPA).