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Well-known children's cookery author Annabel Karmel MBE has advice on widening the range of food that children will eat
The tricky position of reception classes in the Early Years Foundation Stage has been highlighted again in the Government's response to the EYFS consultation and in news from Sutton, where the local...
I left school and qualified as an NNEB from Cornwall Tech in 1981 and have stayed in childcare. I have nannied and worked in day nurseries - social services, private, charity-run and local authority....
By Colin Reid, policy advisor with the NSPCC Northern Ireland Not long ago, who would have thought that we would all wear seatbelts when driving, probably wouldn't smoke and if driving, certainly...
Tantalise the five senses with these imaginative and irresistible resources children will love Books
We, Canterbury Early Years United Collaboration, are writing to express our deep concern regarding the lack of funding for young children with SEND.
How can we best engage parents in the work we do in early years settings? After all, although there is clear evidence of the importance of high quality early education and childcare, a child's home...
Early years initial teacher training requires experience of Key Stage 1, but this should not stop childminders from taking Early Years Teacher courses.
New childcare and education minister Sam Gyimah certainly didn't duck the issue of schools and nursery provision in his first public speech at Policy Exchange.
Ensuring that early education and childcare professionals have the right skills is vitally important. That is why I commissioned a comprehensive review of qualifications last year.