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The assumption that England's early starting age for primary education is beneficial for later attainment is not well supported in research, according to the latest Primary Review reports.
Just 3 per cent of early years providers failed their inspections in the past three years, according to Ofsted's latest review of childcare and early education, published yesterday (27 August).
Research to re-evaluate the evidence used in developing the Early Years Foundation Stage is underway, ahead of the review of the EYFS next year.
by Margaret McAllister and Holly Sterling (Frances Lincoln)
The Nutbrown interim report, the Level 3 Diploma and what it all means for the sector.
One of the largest nursery groups in the country has launched a petition calling for the Government to urgently review funding for three- and four-year-olds, after losing more than 10 per cent on the...
A child who is always feeling unwell or hurt when they have no physical cause to be may need emotional support, explains Cath Hunter
Until small children can feel empathy, getting them to say 'sorry' to others is unrealistic, says Sue Chambers.
Even young children may threaten to pack their bags and run away. Cath Hunter explains why, and offers ways to respond.
Practitioners admit it is the question that often tries their patience, but it helps to think about a particular child's reasons for asking it, says Jennie Lindon.