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Jill Taplin, co-ordinator for the North of England Steiner Waldorf Early Childhood Studies Programme, answers questions about where Steiner Waldorf stands in relation to the revised EYFS and what it...
School closures are increasing educational inequalities between the rich and poor, a report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies has revealed, as the debate about wider opening from 1 June continues.
The implications for teachers and support staff of the Government's reforms of the school workforce are analysed by <STRONG> Ruth Thomson </STRONG>
Early years organisations have welcomed Government plans to create centres providing health, education and childcare services for families in the poorest parts of England, and to create a new unit to...
By Sue Allingham, Foundation Stage and infant co-ordinator at a primary school in Richmond upon Thames While it is good news that the Government is proposing a national programme for Foundation Stage...
The poorest third of families will see almost no direct benefit from the extended early years entitlement, according to new analysis.
Every playworker hates to hear this dreaded phrase. Alex Marker looks at some of the reasons behind its utterance, and some stratagems to get around it one of the pleasures of teaching at a youth...
After completing her first degree in psychology at the University of Reading last July, Laura Williams decided to study for an Early Years PGCE. She is currently in her second term of the course at...