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In the run-up to the school holidays, childcare policy was given prominence by the Government and the opposition. Labour's Childcare Commission held its first listening exercise as Government launched...
Still no pronouncement on ratios, regulation and childcare affordability as Nursery World went to press, but by the time you read this, the Government may well have released its response to Nutbrown...
Dr Katherine Runswick-Cole outlines some of the implications for settings of the Government's 'gay marriage' plans in the first of her new column on inclusive practice.
As children and parents get ready for 'real school', Michael Pettavel cautions against rushing into the future
Our columnist reflects on what party conference season means for the early years
The appointment of new Education Secretary Damian Hinds signals a potential shift to more traditional Conservative policies development, says Natalie Perera.
Recruitment and retention of early years practitioners has become the single biggest challenge for early years settings, and the biggest threat to survival.
Concerned parents should be afraid...very afraid about the proposals in More Great Childcare, says Kate Hulm, lecturer in early years & early childhood studies
We, Canterbury Early Years United Collaboration, are writing to express our deep concern regarding the lack of funding for young children with SEND.
Sir Al Aynsley-Green argues that our approach to early years comes at a huge economic cost to individuals and society