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In a tribute to childcare pioneer Elinor Goldschmied, Anita Hughes looks at Treasure Baskets, Heuristic Play and her unique legacy.
Amother whose baby daughter almost died from an allergic reaction after she was fed cows' milk at a day nursery has designed a range of T-shirts to protect other children from accidents. Sarah Agar,...
Honours degrees There are around 40 universities and higher education institutions offering early years degrees. In addition to Early Childhood Studies (see below), degrees in Childhood Education and...
Fathers will be able to access tailored information on their baby's health and development from this summer as part of the Government's Child Health Strategy.
Attending the right networking events can be an opportunity to build valuable relationships, says Sarah Steel, manager of the Old Station nursery group.
The government is consulting over changes to Qualified Teacher Status, a revised version of which will be introduced from September 2019.
The number of child casualties on Britain's roads fell by six per cent last year, according to figures from the Department for Transport, Local Government and Regions. To highlight a new Government...
To have responsibility for the learning and development of not only the children, but the staff, parents and carers within a setting too, is quite unusual.
Children's Minister Beverley Hughes last week outlined new steps to ensure children's services are delivered to the highest standards, following a Government inquiry into the child protection record...
The Nuffield Foundation is looking to fund a number of early years projects to address evidence gaps within childcare policy.