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A nursery class has boosted its dialogue with parents by thinking carefully about how it can use the free entitlement to meet the needs of individual children
The Government’s apprenticeships policies lack focus and will not close the skills gap because they fail to concentrate on the sectors and regions where training is most needed, an MPs' report warns.
A close relationship with key children is essential in a holistic approach to planning, and creates a fertile learning ground Many early years practitioners struggle with planning for under-threes,...
There is general agreement that more training and higher qualifications in the early years sector will result in higher quality of care and education. And some early years figures have long argued...
The OECD has welcomed the expansion of 30 hours of funded childcare but urged governments to do more to improve access to quality provision for disadvantaged children.
Childminding in rural Scotland faces an uncertain future unless childminders' pay, training and access to support improve, according to the charity Children in Scotland. In the latest issue of its...
Letter of the week wins 30 worth of children's books We are a group of nursery nurses, aged between 20 to 60, who have had enough of the misuse of the term 'nursery nurse'. We feel this misuse...
Can nursery schools survive current changes in early years provision, especially the move to children's centres? Simon Vevers reports They have received a ringing endorsement in the EPPE research and...
The ten local authorities that have been chosen to take part in pilots for the 0-7 Partnership scheme have been named by children's minister Beverley Hughes.
<P> Can Margaret Hodge overturn New Labour's patchy record on early years? <B> Professor Helen Penn </B> has suggestions for the minister overseeing an integrated approach </P>