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In the second part of our series explaining recent financial changes to hit the sector, Hannah Crown and Karen Faux look at the various scenarios possible for the new national living wage
Working with vulnerable children and their families can be demanding, but the right approach will make all the difference to an individual's future. Marion Dowling looks at the barriers and solutions
The early years and childcare sector has given a cautious welcome to speculation that the Government plans to allocate money from the 125m Transformation Fund to subsidise the recruitment of highly...
Concentrating children's centres in poorer areas creates ghettoes that could actually hold children's progress back, a major study suggests. Simon Vevers investigates.
Making simple cookery a priority in your club can also lead to healthier eating, advises Fiona Hamilton-Fairley. it is not often that I meet a child who doesn't like cooking. I can still remember the...
Practitioners need to be sensitive to the tendencies that children exhibit in their learning and encourage those that will lead to independence, says <STRONG> Anne O'Connor </STRONG>
Scotland has its first children's and early years minister following the election of the Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond as First Minister.<BR>Mr Salmond included the...
Education leaders have called for a Government review of the Reception year after research found inconsistencies in teaching practice.
Increasing paid paternity leave to six weeks could reduce the gender pay gap and help equalise men and women’s participation in the labour market, suggests new research.
Playday, the annual celebration of children's play, taking place on 2 August, has as this year's theme 'Play, naturally', says the Children's Play Council. The CPC will research the loss of play...