Sam Gyimah is the first minister in the Department for Education with responsibility for mental health. Here he sets out the Government's priorities
As sub-zero temperatures and snow from the ‘Beast from the East’ and incoming Storm Emma batter Britain, early years settings are embracing the wintry weather.
The DfE has made available an extra 2,000 free places on the accredited level 3 early years special educational needs training programme to increase the number of SENCos in England.
Artist Rosie Potter describes how she helped childen to engage with the wider world when they created a giant fish out of recycled products.
Children's minister Dawn Primarolo looks back to the start of the EYFS and credits practitioners for its successful implementation.
The co-founder of Nidum Nannies - who has 23 years’ experience in child health - reflects on what early years can learn from the health sector
The quality and cost of childcare are main concerns for new mothers when deciding whether to return to work, shows new research.
By Alison Clark and Peter Moss (National Children's Bureau, 18.99, ISBN 9781907969263)
Joint winner - Mother and Baby Support Unit, HMP Styal, Action for Children