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Children have joined the debate on physical punishment by overwhelmingly voting against smacking. More than 90 per cent of children rejected the use of physical punishment in a survey conducted by...
Nurseries and childminders have been sharing their experiences following last week's publication of the Daycare Trust's annual childcare costs survey, which revealed the growing gap between parents'...
The battle for Reception? Is this most crucial of years about curriculum or about skills/child development? In this Best Practice Focus, we consider the latest on the controversial Reception year...
Any number of objects lend themselves to sorting, for more activities from Judith Stevens For the rest of a project on similarities and differences, focus on experiences that encourage children to...
Early years practitioners in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland say what the important training issues are from their perspective Ian Maxwell, co-ordinator, Men in Childcare Scotland, and...
To what extent are recent policy changes to blame for the recruitment crisis? A new report from the Education Policy Institute has some answers. By Hannah Crown
Research by a Scottish education authority has revealed a breakthrough in closing the basic skills gap between young children from poor and better-off backgrounds. Tests carried out by Aberdeen...
The first book in a series aiming to encourage traveller children of primary school age to read has just been published. It features colourful photographs and descriptions of traditional wagons,...
Tests at age seven are to be dropped for children in Wales, education minister Jane Davidson revealed last week. She told the Society of Education Officers' conference in Llandrindod Wells that she...
Children's listening and speaking skills could be boosted if local authorities invested in radio at a cost of about 1 a year per child, according to Susan Stranks, director of Children 2000, which...