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An innovative course will offer students a different approach to university education and to EYP status, as Mary Evans reports.
Tackling child poverty and strengthening support to families is the focus of a new law proposed by Welsh ministers.
SPONSORED CONTENT Since the new early years guidance and the EYFS 2021 framework was released, the question ‘do we still need observations?’ has been asked many times. However, the practice of...
Additives should be banned from children's foods, the Soil Association claims in the light of a study which reveals damaging effects if they are used in combinations. Foods such as flavoured crisps,...
Ahead of the revision of Development Matters, Helen Moylett and Nancy Stewart ask what the Government’s motivations are and call for sector-wide participation
Ministers should consider restricting the 30-hour offer to those settings that are graded Good or Outstanding, a leading early years organisation argues.
The Government is to introduce a common core of shared skills and knowledge in a bid to build a better and more competent childcare workforce. How this might work, and who it will affect, is to be...
We look at the qualifications and training opportunities that are helping practitioners to reach their full career potential.
Understanding why child abuse happens, and the role of settings in protection. By Eunice Lumsden
If you are spending a lot on training and want some protection against your staff taking their skills elsewhere, get them to sign a training agreement, says Jacqui Mann of HR4Nurseries