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Sorting items by different properties and comparing them is a skill that you can observe the children learning to use with increasing sophistication, as Sheila Ebbutt and Carole Skinner demonstrate.
A single parent has launched a campaign to protest at the lack of local out-of-school and holiday childcare provision available for disabled children. Sophie Ugle, from Kingston upon Thames in Surrey,...
The number of disadvantaged two-year-olds registered for 15-hour childcare is now the lowest ever, according to the latest official statistics, while the number of children of working parents...
The Cambridge Primary Review has garnered compliments from the early years sector for its recommendation of extending the EYFS approach upwards and raising the school starting age to six (see News,...
The National Day Nurseries Association reports growing popularity for its programme of cost-effective regional training events, which was launched in July.
This year's issue of Training Today brings together all the changes being made to qualifications, which will affect everyone in the early years workforce.
Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that he is to push forward on the Government's programme to help 120,000 troubled families in England in the wake of the riots.
2019 brought a significant number of changes from an employment law perspective. Our resident employment lawyer Caroline Robins, Eversheds principal associate, rounds them up
Charities for families and disabled children have spoken out against the Government's plans to limit the rise to benefits and tax credits to 1 per cent, ahead of the second reading of the welfare bill...
Calls to the KCN helpline consistently raise a key issue - how to recruit staff and how to get access to training. As the Government launches the next phase of its recruitment campaign, the need to...