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Ahead of this week’s budget and spending review, the chancellor has announced £500m for families and early years support - however there is no sign of any increase in funding for the 15 and 30 hour...
Sharing information between different agencies has always been problematic. In this series, Hannah Crown reports on national, local and individual moves to overcome this
The Scottish government has pledged £1m for early years workforce development, following a review that highlighted low pay and and qualification levels.
Anthea Thomas (Letters, 10 April) fails to see the true picture of how vulnerable childminders would be if Ofsted's plans to put their personal details on its website go ahead. With the Children's...
Employers in every sector are being encouraged to look at ways in which they can make flexible working a possibility.
I am writing in response to the comments made by Alan Bentley ('To the point', 17 May). The dinner to which Alan Bentley referred was organised by Mary Chant of Blake Lapthorn Tarlo Lyons and myself,...
Am I missing something, or does it seem to other people that we are hearing the death knell for sessional pre-schools when the Government's ten-year strategy is implemented? Many pre-schools will be...
The primary review, the two-year independent inquiry into England's primary schools led by Robin Alexander of Cambridge University, has published another four reports intended to stimulate debate on...
The Parents as Partners in Early Learning project in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets concentrated on boys' development. Lesley Staggs describes the team's achievement.
I just had to write to you to thank you so much for the story 'No training for special needs carers' (News, 23 June). I am a registered childminder who has regularly phoned my local EYDCP over the...