Ofsted’s planned reforms could be the springboard needed for the inspectorate, Government and sector to work better together
Settings are seeing an increase in candidates who are unaware that their qualifications are not full and relevant, which means that they are not suitable to fill roles. By Katy Morton
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...
By Rob Williams, chief executive of BLISS - the premature baby charity If you happen to be in the Netherlands when you give birth to a premature baby born at less than 25 weeks' gestation, you will...
I read with interest 'Further calls for pedagogic system' (News, 25 August), which said the Daycare Trust wants 60 per cent of the childcare workforce to be trained to graduate level as pedagogues,...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell says the tax credit crisis could force the Government to rethink childcare funding There is only one honourable way for the Government to face the tax credit...
Disabled children feel that many teachers do not listen to them or understand their needs, a survey for the Welsh Assembly has found. The survey of 105 children and young people aged five to 25, which...
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* The Select Committee on Education and Employment has invited representatives from five early years organisations and settings to discuss the Government's response to its report on the early years...
Further to the eight-page pull-out on the Reggio Approach (9 January), Nursery World readers may be interested to know that the spirit of Reggio is thriving in the south-west of England. Under the...