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More than half of children under the age of four eat two or less portions of fruit and vegetables a day, a survey by children’s food brand, Organix, has found.
With cases of Strep A and scarlet fever higher than usual for this time of year, early years providers and schools are being asked to follow the usual outbreak management processes as set out...
Local authorities have used more than £200m pounds over the last four years earmarked for early years funding to offset their deficits or prop up their reserves, according to an investigation by the...
Having been reception leader for the past two years, Leisa Towle is now about to embark on an exciting new role in this very large primary school.
A nursery in Liverpool is closing next month to make way for a new police headquarters.
The End Child Poverty Coalition says the Government owes it to ‘our children’ to come up with a plan to tackle poverty as figures show a 'dramatic' rise.
In 'Musical Statues', when one child could not stand, everyone danced on their backs on the floor, says Jane Muir. Here she reviews books on inclusive play In Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach,...
An educational trip with her childcare students is described by Angela Gordon-Wright Early years practice in Morocco was the focus earlier this year when I accompanied a group of six childcare...
Labour research shows that local authorities face a shortfall of more than a quarter of places for two-year-olds when the scheme extends in September.
Many children will resist going to bed and going to sleep. There are numerous reasons - these might include fear of the dark, lack of security, not wanting to miss anything, being over-stimulated or...