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Nicola Clark, 22, is the winner of the Nursery World 2002 student essay competition on the theme of 'Childcare in 2052'. Her entry foresees a future where the Foundation Stage is abolished and...
Seeking out new equipment and educational resources to tell you about is usually a very serious business, but we also have a few laughs along the way. For instance, who would have thought that toilet...
Budget constraints will mean that most primary schools in England and Wales will be unable to afford to allow their teachers to spend 10 per cent of their time on preparation under the workload...
Budget constraints will mean that most primary schools in England and Wales will be unable to afford to allow their teachers to spend 10 per cent of their time on preparation under the workload...
A parent fighting the closure of three nurseries by a Yorkshire council is standing as an independent candidate in local elections on 3 May. Mel Mills (pictured), one of the organisers of the campaign...
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The number of children living in low-income households in Scotland fell from 380,000 (34 per cent) in 1996-97, to 170,000 (16 per cent) in 2002-03, according to figures published last week by the...
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The new 'fast-track' route that could lead early years practitioners in England to a Level 3 childcare qualification in three months has been accredited by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority....