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The EYFS review by Dame Clare Tickell has finally been unveiled, with its 40-plus recommendations seeking to support learning through play and build on the current framework's principles and themes.
The results of a 40-year study carried out in the US show that quality nursery education not only has quantifiable benefits up to the age of seven but right up to adulthood. Key findings highlight...
The ten local authorities chosen to take part in pilots for the 0-7 Partnership scheme were named last week by children's minister Beverley Hughes.
In part two of this series, Helen Moylett explores the role of play in the CoEL and how early years settings can make sure that play is at the centre of their practice
What can the early years sector expect to come out of the Government's imminent review of all its spending over the next five years? Simon Vevers reports With falling occupancy levels, competition...
In the third of four articles on meningitis, Jane Edmonds looks at the after-effects of the disease. She talks to one family for whom this autumn's Meningitis Trust Toddle Waddle will be particularly...
The conception rate among under-18s saw a slight fall in figures released by the Office of National Statistics last week. In 2004, pregnancies among 15- to 17-year-olds in England and Wales decreased...
Childcarers with wanderlust are invited to apply for the Lady Allen of Hurtwood Memorial Trust annual travel awards. The awards, which do not usually exceed 1,000, enable people working with children...
(Photograph) - Twenty children, aged four to 15, from Barnardo's projects in Belfast, Lisburn, Bangor and Banbridge in Northern Ireland visited 10 Downing Street last week for a Christmas party with...
In response to the letter by Maggie Dyer (15 March) about childminders being allowed to smoke and smack, I would like to tell her that we childminders are fighting to change this. We don't want the...