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How likely is the Government to hit its target for ending child poverty? asks Wendy Wallace
Practitioners talk to Karen Faux about a child-centred approach to teaching and learning in the early years.
While I realise classroom assistants do a great job, I feel let down that nursery nurses, who have been trying both nationally and locally for a re-grading for many years - the last in Scotland being...
A report showing how London boroughs are working to eradicate child poverty has been published by London Councils. Tackling Child Poverty in London: A guide to borough initiatives and good practice...
Montessori St Nicholas has awarded grants to two more primary schools, as part of its bid to bring Montessori teaching to a wider community.
In the 'developed' world of today the birth rate is under two children per family (about 1.9 here, 1.7 in Australia and 1.2 in Japan). The divorce rate is approaching 40 per cent in the UK, North...
(Photograph) - Photo: Nick Gregory Year one pupils at Treverbyn Community Primary School near St Austell in Cornwall start the day by giving each other back, shoulder, head and neck massages before...
Ofsted's report into the performance of Early Excellence Centres (News, page 6, last week) has highlighted some problems with leadership and management, an issue that is examined further in this...
Two more nurseries are facing closure in a London borough where campaigners have occupied other threatened nurseries with partial success. The pressure group Friends of Hackney Nurseries is...
Communication was the name of the game at a unique interactive exhibition for children last week. The Big Wide Talk, a Cambridge-based charity dedicated to improving the lives of children with speech...