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Children's great appreciation of their carers shone through in the National Childcare Month art competition run by Nursery World and the Daycare Trust This year's children's art competition run by...
Food companies are finding more innovative ways to promote junk food to children following restrictions on television advertising, a new report claims.
The Scottish government is spending more than 210,000 to fund the development of two new specialist early education courses for primary school teachers.
A 12m action plan to improve children's speech, language and communication was unveiled by the Government today (17 December).
I was interested to see the photograph of nursery children making African masks at the Museum of Childhood (News, 31 October). The children were clearly using white card as the basis for the masks. As...
Is the financial crisis in schools getting better or worse? It depends on whether you ask politicians or teachers, claims Dr Alan Marr Last month's announcement of a 4 per cent 'minimum' increase in...
The Scottish Independent Nurseries Association has said that it will not be able to become a registered body on behalf of its members for the purpose of registering with Disclosure Scotland, following...
For once I agree with the Professional Association of Nursery Nurses when it says that the Government is dumbing down daycare standards (News, 15 March). NVQ level 2 is too low for anything. I am also...
On the other hand, if America is the top working destination in your sights it might help to brush up on your Mandarin, and that doesn't mean oranges. According to the BBC News, Chinese-speaking...
Unions representing thousands of education support staff lobbied the Houses of Parliament last week to demand an end to term-time-only contracts. The GMB, T&G and Unison want staff to be employed on...