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This week, more research has been released showing that downward pressure from a results-driven National Curriculum is leading to inappropriate practice in the Foundation Stage, particularly in...
Nursery nurse strikes are breaking out all over the UK, as poorly paid childcare workers are striving to bring about long-awaited changes in their status and salaries (see News, page 4). Around 3,000...
After years of stalling on the issue of nanny registration, the Government is finally making moves for some kind of action, seemingly prompted by the low take-up of the home childcarer scheme (see...
Number discrimination in ten-month-old infants Two experiments in the US investigated developmental changes in large number discrimination with visual-spatial arrays. Previous studies found that...
Our resident employment lawyer Caroline Robins, Eversheds principal associate, answers your questions
Childminders in England have warmly welcomed Ofsted's decision to keep their personal details private by putting only their registration number and postcode with their inspection reports on its...
Plans for greater links between adults' and children's services to support families at risk were unveiled by the Government last week.
<P> A new Government campaign is trying to attract more men into the early years sector to remedy the traditional shortfall. Here, nursery teacher <B> Stephen Glen-Lee </B> explains the...
Cerebral palsy charity Scope has taken its 'Speak for yourself' campaign to the House of Commons. Scope is lobbying prime minister Tony Blair and other politicians to end a 'postcode lottery' which it...
* The success of out-of-school clubs and the changes they are bringing to families and communities throughout the UK is being celebrated in this year's Kids' Clubs Week. During the week, which runs...