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Two decades of ‘relentless’ policy changes, lack of investment and low pay have led to early years teachers feeling devalued and ready to leave their profession.
What children’s rights are legally, and how they should be promoted. By Professor Priscilla Alderson
Delegates at Nursery World's conference were the first to hear more details of the new birth-to-five framework from Lesley Staggs, national director of the Foundation Stage, whose team is developing...
If packing your bags for a summer holiday has made you wish you could stay abroad longer, here's the book to take instead of that blockbuster novel. The Au Pair and Nanny's Guide to Working Abroad by...
This week's columnist Alan Bentley reflects on how nurseries can bring integrity to their food provision for children While I am usually quite wary about bandwagons, I must applaud the stance taken by...
Children still manage to take risks and have fun under a more stringent security policy at pre-school, as Sue Learner hears.
Use these ten points as possible lead-ins for discussion at a staff meeting or with parents and carers. 1 Are children expected to create identical types of pictures for displays? Such an approach...
This week's columnist Alan Bentley thinks pay differentials are at the heart of obtaining a quality childcare workforce News of the latest increase in minimum wage this week causes me great concern....
Help children to develop independence by encouraging them to practise self-help skills, says Lena Engel Early learning goal
Supporting parents: messages from research A major research programme involving 14 studies on parental support. The findings show the importance of joined-up integrated services that enable parents to...