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Unfortunately all of Trevor Tasker's reasons for refusing staff flexible working (Letters, 3 August) would also apply when the employee leaves the post - for example, costs for recruiting,...
It's hard to believe that it's already the last week of the summer holidays, with hopes for some hot, sunny days fading fast! More importantly, for early years practitioners, the start of September...
* The National Union of Teachers is balloting its members in England over a proposed boycott of SATs tests at the end of Key Stages 1 and 2. The ballot of teachers will include heads and deputies in...
Children in Scotland and UNICEF have launched a report that checks up on whether the Scottish Executive and Parliament are taking children's needs and views into account. Children's Rights Audit...
British businesses are failing to offer mothers the childcare services they need to attract them back to work after maternity leave, according to a survey published last week. Only 3 per cent of...
A new nursery has been constructed in record time using 'recycled' modular buildings. The Children's Garden Early Years Centre at the University of East London has been made from recycled and...
Maxamec is a new wooden construction kit system from Direct Educational Services which enables children to build structures large enough to sit on, ride or push. The system consists of 5-ply painted...
The theme of celebrating diversity is explored in the second edition of Children in Europe, the bi-annual journal published in Britain by Children in Scotland. It highlights good practice at the...
The national minimum wage went up last week to Pounds 4.50 an hour for people aged 22 and over and 3.80 for those aged 18 to 21. The Government said that the increase in the main rate would benefit...
Play and the Characteristics of Effective Learning (CoEL) should be given more emphasis in alternative guidance being developed to support the revised Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), a survey has...