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Two nursery nurses accused of child abuse have won the legal fight to clear their names, but the cost is still being paid by children and society, argues Professor Frank Furedi
Having to conform to goals and targets can damage children's sense of self and community, and inhibit their motivation, argues Wendy Ellyatt.
Childcare providers are facing a postcode lottery of approaches to early years funding during the coronavirus lockdown, with some councils not paying for children in new settings while others are...
In the second of a four-part recruitment series, Laura Henry guides employers through preparing for an interview.
The creator of The Greenfield Method tells Hannah Crown how it is teaching children self-regulation and other life skills through the production of sound
Since it began last September, the Ofsted Big Conversation has been gaining momentum in its quest to improve the inspection process. Karen Faux charts its progress.
Requiring no more than some coloured pencils or pens, paper and a rubber, these games, says Lynne Garner, are none the less engrossing when we talk about pencil and paper games probably the first two...
Half of the £8.6bn children’s services budget in England is currently being spent on just 73,000 children, meaning millions go without support, the Children’s Commissioner has warned.