New findings reveal that the most deprived state schools were almost three times more likely than private schools to report that one in 10 or more of their staff were absent due to coronavirus.
In Scotland, creativity is now at the heart of early years education. Annette Rawstrone assesses its capacity to foster a love of learning.
Declan Hoskins, based at Robert Gordon University Campus in Aberdeen, won the Ambassador of the Year category at the Scottish Apprenticeship Awards. Organised by Scotland's skills agency, Skills...
At the Professional Nanny conference in London on 4 October, Diana Muir, producer of the television documentary 'Who's looking after your child?' (News, 10 April), voiced her support for a national...
Embracing role play provides an opportunity for children to try out different ways of speaking in situations that are meaningful to them. Nicole Weinstein reports.
The next phase of workforce reform, as spelled out in the Government's recent refresh of the Ten-Year Childcare Strategy, is 'ambitious and achievable', according to Thom Crabbe, national programme...
Questions for practitioners to consider about how they support communication are suggested by <B> Anne O'Connor </B>
Education secretary Charles Clarke responded to criticism of SATs tests last week and said that he was prepared to look at ways of making Key Stage 1 SATs less stressful for seven-year-olds in...
A furry toy is being used to engage parents in their children’s learning, finds Annette Rawstrone
A new level 3 qualification is to be developed by the Children's Workforce Development Council, while others will be phased out, it was revealed last week.