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There is growing concern among professionals working with families that the current law of 'reasonable chastisement', dating back to 1860, neither protects children nor supports parents. Children, as...
The latest issue of Nursery World is packed with incisive, informative and insightful content on subjects vital to the early years sector’s future, including race, the revised EYFS, regression and...
A free programme of CPD covering wellbeing-themed topics such as anxiety and child neglect has been launched.
Dan Levy highlights some of the new products and services, and several old favourites, that you can look forward to catching up with at the exhibition BEAM Education will showcase its new book, Maths...
The six maintained nursery schools in Warwickshire face an uncertain future, following a council review which may lead to them being taken over by private providers or amalgamating with primary...
Ofsted inspections are to place a greater focus on the progress children make in their learning and less on paperwork, under changes set out in its new early years framework, published yesterday.
Collingham Pre-school have found that photography is an ideal way in which to capture the enjoyment of play and the excitement of discovery in young children. They use photographs to document...
Sharing books could significantly improve the development of toddlers living in the poorest parts of the world, according to a new study by the University of Reading.
Fathers could be entitled to up to three months' paid and three months' unpaid paternity leave under new proposals contained in the Work and Families Bill published last week.
Special educational needs charity nasen has launched its first early years training webcasts.