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I have read your excellent magazine for many years and the only area that angers me is the bickering of a core of nursery nurses about teachers (Letters, 5 January). I have taught and managed in early...
Children's use of artistic expression tends to follow recognisable stages in development Early years practitioners will be better able to support children's learning if they are aware of how...
The new Centre of Vocational Excellence in Childcare Training was opened by Northampton College last week with the aim of increasing the number of NVQ Level 3 qualified childcare professionals in the...
A series of training courses relating o the Accreditation of Prior Experience and Learning (APEL) qualification for the early years and playwork sectors is being held across England during October and...
A new early years teaching qualification, minimum standards for maths and English, and clear job titles and roles, are among some of the 19 recommendations made by Professor Cathy Nutbrown.
I was upset and angry after reading the news story about Lisa Potts (15 February), for I believe she should have been awarded a lot more for her loss and bravery. I have worked in childcare for nine...
Child psychologist Jennie Lindon answers your letters about child behaviour Q I have a five-year-old son in full-time reception class. He appears to be struggling with his listening skills and...
Technology is a mixed blessing in many ways, but when it comes to launching major new digital public services it seems that glitches and frustrations are definitely par for the course.
With the continuing rows in various parts of the early years sector about Ofsted’s Bold Beginnings report and the 30 hours funded childcare programme, some aspects of workforce reform have taken a...
The new financial year is just about to start, and nurseries are hearing from local authorities about the new rates for the 15-hour funded places for three and four-year-olds.