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Schools and asylum-seeker pupils have gained mutual benefits from their enrolment, according to Ofsted inspectors. The Ofsted report, The education of asylum-seeker pupils, found many examples of good...
Parents face particular barriers to accessing childcare in London, according to new research.
The row over the future of Montessori and Steiner qualifications remains unresolved following a meeting between CWDC and Department for Education officials and representatives from awarding bodies and...
Letter of the week wins 30 worth of children's books I read with interest the story 'Teachers' status for early years workers'
MPs on the education and skills select committee last week added their voice to calls for the law in England to be changed, so that parents can read any complaints made about a prospective childcarer....
A documentary shown on BBC1 on 5 March revealed serious breaches of care and bad practice after an undercover reporter was able to work at three childcare settings without CRB or reference checks.
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell thanks a Select Committee for its incisive evaluation of EveryChild Matters The children's agenda has just harvested one of the most comprehensive and candid...
The United Nations has backed most of the recommendations made by the four children's commissioners in the UK to improve the lives of children.
A hospital nursery in West Lothian, Scotland is at threat of closure as health chiefs say they can no longer afford to subsidise the setting.
Researchers from Imperial College London found that there was a 12 per cent drop in hospital admissions for children's asthma in the first year after the smoking ban was introduced to stop smoking in...