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Early years experts have welcomed revised guidance on the future of nursery schools, but warn that enforceable action is needed to prevent more closures. The revised advice from the DfES to local...
Kids' Clubs Network, the national membership charity for out-of-school clubs, has set up a new policy think-tank to look into the future of out-of-school childcare. The group, Out of School Futures,...
Early years practitioners who are using ICT effectively in teaching and learning are invited to enter the ICT in Practice Awards. There are 15 categories and each winner will receive a total of 5,000,...
One of the most disadvantaged London boroughs is to carry out an evaluation of its family support services in readiness for the development of up to 15 children's centres. The evaluation is being...
A proposal to provide a fixed fee state-subsidised childcare scheme for children under the age of three, based on a system operating in Quebec, Canada, has been unveiled by the Scottish National Party...
Nursery operators may be allowed to count young trainees as up to half of their accredited staff, under an amendment in Ofsted's guidance to the Government's national standards for daycare in England.
Growing their own vegetables will enrich children's learning and enthusiasm for the project. So, get digging! The Growing Schools project (growing.schools@dfes.gsi.gov.uk) is a major initiative which...
A simpler funding system, where parents pay for the cost of their childcare outside the free 15 hours on a sliding scale based on their income, has been proposed by the Family and Childcare Trust.
For Sustainable Development Goal 15, Dr Diane Boyd examines how early years settings can introduce the topic of trees, and their importance, to young children
Unknown territory lurks around the new early years qualifications.