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Nurseries that offer more flexible childcare options are winning the loyalty of parents and staying ahead of the competition, says Judith Barratt. On page 13 we examine how to boost occupancy Too few...
I shook my head with disbelief when I read the letter from a childminder in Castleford who has received clearance to open 24/7 (2 June). As a nursery manager working in the same area, I cannot believe...
Progress in safeguarding vulnerable children in Wales is to be reviewed under the chairmanship of Welsh Assembly member Gwenda Thomas. The review will consider whether recent measures have been clear...
Childcare employers are being urged by the Government and the Learning and Skills Council to back Modern Apprenticeships following the launch of a new national Modern Apprenticeship taskforce. The...
By Alan Davies, educational psychologist and author of TeachingTHRASS This month, education secretary Ruth Kelly stated on Sky News, 'We should have a systematic approach to teaching synthetic...
I read with interest 'Further calls for pedagogic system' (News, 25 August), which said the Daycare Trust wants 60 per cent of the childcare workforce to be trained to graduate level as pedagogues,...
Special needs nursery officers have balloted for industrial action against Lancashire County Council in a final bid to save their service. The nine nursery officers provide care, therapy and diagnosis...
A community nursery in the London Borough of Hackney that was due to receive 330,000 from the Early Years Capital Grant has become one of the latest victims of Government cuts.
Two well-known children's authors have joined the Open Eye protest against the Early Years Foundation Stage becoming law in September.
Neighbourhood nurseries need 'continued ongoing funding' if they are to survive in the wake of next year's subsidy withdrawal, according to the largest voluntary provider of the initiative. Steve...