Is the financial crisis in schools getting better or worse? It depends on whether you ask politicians or teachers, claims <B> Dr Alan Marr </B>
<P> It will be months before life can return to normal for Iraq's children. Mary Evans looks at how aid workers aim to rebuild the children's lives </P>
Children who aren't developing as expected may require observation to identify a special need. Sue Roffey explains One of the indications that children are developing either differently or more slowly...
A nanny whose experiences reflect the variety of the job today tells Christina Papas about two of her positions Families come in all shapes and sizes. That's what makes working as a nanny seem like...
Early years organisations have expressed concern about 'real terms cuts' to Child Tax Credit and child benefit, following Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement in the House of Commons today.
When adults are preoccupied with their own grief, a bereaved child's carer may be the only one who can give them special attention, says Dr Richard Woolfson Statistics show that in the UK...
The formation of a Government-funded partnership earlier this year ruffled a few feathers among the early years organisations left out. Here, the leading charity explains the project to Melanie...
Children’s minister Nadhim Zahawi will announce later today that the Department for Education will provide an extra £24 million for maintained nursery schools to plan for the 2019/20 school year.
The Government has today launched a 'major' review that will look at the support available for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and how it can be improved.
Sarah Fillingham, Portico Nursery Group