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There are lots of aspects of the current set of challenges for the early years sector that are of great concern, as many of our recent stories and features online and in the magazine illustrate.
What lies ahead for early years workers in the Government's plans? Simon Vevers reports The letters page of Nursery World has resonated in recent months with the concerns of hard-pressed providers...
This month's move towards a law against anyone smacking children, coming from Scotland (see page 4), is of course good news for children. But it's the same old thing for nannies, who are again seen as...
(Photograph) - We have been asked to clarify the rules for those entering the 'Blue's Clues' competition (News, 15 November). All settings in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are invited...
What is early education and childcare for? If you follow one of the arguments in the recent report from the National Audit Office, it exists to boost results at the end of Key Stage 1.
Asquith Nurseries, the UK's second largest nursery group, is undertaking a multi-million pound programme to refurbish its settings and train up to 1,000 staff to level 4. From May, all nursery...
Lisa Morrison, head cook at Caring Kindergartens, shares her top two homemade snack recipes
A father has launched a crowdfunding page to fund a legal challenge against his employer who he believes unfairly discriminates against new dads.
The two-year part-time course will be offered as a Level 4 Diploma in Steiner Waldorf Early Childhood Studies (Early Years Educator).
Testing a young child is like pulling a seedling out of the soil to check whether it is growing a good root system, says Nancy Stewart