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In recent months Nursery World has published on its Letters page much correspondence from disillusioned classroom assistants regarding either their recognition, title, salary or promotion prospects. I...
The role of employers in supporting and providing for their staff's childcare needs will be a major issue in the next few years. Last week's conference by the London Development Agency, Bright...
More than 80 per cent of teachers think Ofsted should be replaced with a new system, with just 4 per cent believing the inspectorate acts independently to Government, reveals a new survey.
In your work with young children, do you place enough stress on promoting physical development? The focus on communication, language and literacy and mathematical development in particular means that...
Further to Professor Broadhead's findings, a headmaster on BBC Radio 4's Today programme once lamented that a good farmer feeds his pigs and does not spend all his time weighing them. Perhaps it would...
Five leading children's charities are urging candidates in the Welsh Assembly elections in May to back a 20-point children's manifesto that has fighting child poverty as its top priority. With the...
Study cats by listening to stories, creating art, and meeting the real thing, with more activities from Andrea Durrant Activity 1
By Eva Lloyd, chief executive of the National Early Years Network Looking back on the Millennium year we can see that more early years policy developments were introduced than in the previous 20 years...
In response to 'When an inspector calls' (Letters, 4 August), while I empathise with the situation of private nurseries, I can assure the writer that inspections in schools are no easier. I was a...
An estimated 350,000 more children were pulled into poverty last year, largely because the Government cut the £20 universal credit uplift half-way through the year, reveals new analysis of official...