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The Government's £30m school nurseries fund may be great news for schools, but why should private and voluntary nurseries be seen as second-class citizens?
Early years providers are being invited to take part in a survey analysing the impact of rising costs and funding challenges on the sector.
Children from an out-of-school club in rural Angus (left) have established a link with children from a similarly rural area in Nairobi and are enjoying exchanging news via e-mail. Community education...
* The British Association for Early Childhood Education (Early Education), the national voluntary organisation for early years, has achieved Investors in People status. The assessor described it as a...
From an early years perspective, it was frustrating that significant recommendations for the primary curriculum did not survive the end of this parliament. It remains to be seen whether Sir Jim Rose's...
The Government is proposing further adjustments to the inspection system to bring private and voluntary inspections more in line with those in the maintained sector and to allow Ofsted to vary the...
Concerns have been raised by the early years sector that even with the increase in funding rates, many settings won’t be able to deliver 30 hours of free childcare sustainably.
The immediate and lasting impact of the coronavirus on the early years sector is being gauged by a new research project, launched today by About Early Years (Ceeda).
Nursery groups are calling on the Government to commit to prioritising childcare workers for vaccination against Covid-19.