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We are a small committee-led playschool with huge problems of staffing and a non-supportive attitude from the committee. Several people have resigned. We have been told that without a chairperson the...
With continuing calls for action to attract more men to work childcare, it is interesting to see the growth in husband-and-wife childminding teams that is quietly taking place (see 'Two's company',...
One setting’s atelier provides a case study in how to set up such a space and resource it to encourage children to fulfil their artistic potential, finds Annette Rawstrone
Simsala is Tivola's land of fairytale, where the stories of the brothers Grimm come to cartoon life. The tales are told interactively - the story doesn't move on until you have clicked on one of the...
Jane Mills (Letters, 25 September) has asked for help in producing non-sticky playdough, while a recent feature, 'Against the grain' (31 July), suggested that early years practitioners should be aware...
Submissions are being accepted until 10 June for the BERA/SAGE Practitioner Research Awards 2011, open to professionals working in education who have used research to develop their practice in the...
Children in Scotland has called for all early years workers to receive professional training in promoting racial equality. The charity's senior policy officer Douglas Hamilton, speaking in the run-up...
Scotland's proposals for the future regulation of daycare are likely to create significant differences between acceptable practice for childminders north and south of the border by ruling that all...
If you've felt inspired by scenes of the fun everybody seemed to be having at last month's London Marathon, the charity Whizz-Kidz is offering free flights for sponsored runners to take part in the...
Those having responsibility as a key carer need to be honest with themselves about the emotional and personal demands of the role as they tune in to individual children, says Anne O'Connor.