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I support Anastasia de Waal's comment about the proposed infant curriculum ('In my view', 17 November). The apprehension that the framework will turn into a series of checklists is well founded....
Supporters of the campaign for a national children's radio station were told last week that they are a step closer to achieving their aim. A meeting in Portcullis House in Westminster organised by the...
A graduate workforce is far from an illusion in many of the European countries that are our neighbours. Many, including Sweden and Denmark, already have a mainly graduate workforce. In these countries...
Despite last week's EPPE study demonstrating the positive effects of pre-school education, the Daily Mail still managed to blame nurseries for children's poor behaviour. The paper reported that...
Margaret Hodge has returned to the early years sector to find that the issue of low pay for childcare staff is still very much live and kicking. She was tackled about the problems during her speech to...
Training continues to be at the top of the early years education and childcare agenda, with the search for suitable candidates to go forward for Early Years Professional status now under way (see...
It is a shame that it has taken the realisation that we need to have a national registration scheme to be highlighted by the Bichard report instigated by the tragic deaths of Holly Wells and Jessica...
As Nursery World went to press this week, the House of Lords was due to vote on an amendment to the Children Bill tightening up the law on smacking. It was also to vote on a complete ban on smacking,...
Two reports highlighting the abrupt transition that children undergo when moving from reception class to Key Stage 1, from play-based learning to a more formal approach, will be welcomed by early...
The Government's 'cross-cutting' review of childcare policy which has finally been published makes for fascinating reading (see News, page 4), not least for the acknowledgement that 'important...