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Parents of children with special needs are demanding quality provision in mainstream and special schools. Karen Faux asks if moves for more inclusion can deliver With more children diagnosed with...
The Irish Government is to carry out a major review into childcare and early education.
One of the most time-consuming, and frequently irritating, tasks undertaken by teachers and managers is collecting money from children for lunches, outings, fund raisers and the like. Now TH Jordan...
Advanced training in working with children with autism should be a requirement for every special educational needs co-ordinator, according to the National Autistic Society (NAS). The charity has...
Two nurseries in Wakefield are to close and another is to be taken over by a group of parents, staff and members of the community, in a bid by the council to make savings of 67m.
Community childcare providers in the Irish Republic have warned that a new funding scheme will leave their services unsustainable.
Concessions on staff qualification levels in nurseries mean little as long as training lags so far behind. Ruth Thomson reports
Preparing for September’s Year 1 starters, many of whom have had Reception curtailed, is changing the way some schools approach their curriculum. Charlotte Goddard reports
Peer to peer support helps early years staff to improve their leadership skills and offer better services, research into a government-funded programme has found.
Staff training, if chosen carefully, can provide value for money in keeping and promoting the best people, says Mary Evans.