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The Prime Minister has promised a full review of business rates, if the Conservatives win the general election.
A local authority planning to close three of its nurseries has set up a special committee to investigate how the decision was made, following a campaign by parents and nursery staff.
Barbie princesses and dinosaur dragons: narration as a way of doing gender In a Swedish project eight pre-school children made their own books, using narratives acquired from traditional and popular...
Show me the child at seven: the consequences of conduct problems in childhood for psychosocial functioning in adulthood Data were gathered during the Christchurch Health and Development Study (a...
by Audrey Osler and Hugh Starkey (Trentham Books, 20.99, ISBN: 1!9781858563848)
Name: Caroline WardPosition: Head teacher of Little Oaks Community Nursery
By Chris Woodhead, the former chief inspector of schools at Ofsted There are five possible reasons for the recent upsurge of interest in early years education.
Ninety-five per cent of three- and four-year olds in England are benefiting from some free early education, according to Government statistics collected using the new Early Years Census.
Once again, Scotland looks set to come up with a system that those south of the border will eye with envy, as the new gradings for care services are unveiled (see news, page 8).
The report by Which? on the use of cartoon characters in food marketing and packaging releases a cry for help from parents trying to feed their children a healthy diet (see News, page 6).