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I am a teaching assistant for a first school and I sympathise with the problems highlighted in 'Assistants "still undervalued"' (News, 1 August). I, too, am looking for routes into teaching, as I...
Many nursery businesses, including some of the largest in the UK, have grown out of a parent's reaction to the lack of childcare available for their own family. Some nursery chains that started off...
Part 13:approaching one year The increased level of balance Jasmine has shown this month has been remarkable. She stands firmly for quite long periods, concentrating on what she is doing with her...
Equipment and activities need not be complex for children to gain a working knowledge of how to use things, write Colin MacFarlane and Sarah Armstrong For young children ICT is an exciting and...
In the first of a four-part series on staff retention, regional director of Childbase Partnership Sarah Rotundo considers what it is, how to measure it and why it matters.
Draft guidance has been put out for consultation with childcarers, schools, health services and other professionals on how to spot and protect children from modern day slavery.
Proposals to enable schools to offer multiple services for children of all ages were unveiled in the Government's Education Bill last week. Under the proposed legislation, the governing body of a...
SPONSORED CONTENT Rupert Weber, general manager, apetito talks about the importance of managing young children's allergens.
'How can childminders find the time to train?' (Letters, 5 April) has, I am sure, highlighted the feelings of many registered childminders. Jane Taoka is among the majority of the childcare workforce...
A chick called Saturday, a tadpole and caterpillar who fall in love, and other amazing things reviewed by Alison Boyle. Hello World