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We need to ensure we preserve our sense of horror at the effects of poverty on the growing number of families with young children
The reasons that early years practitioners are doing so much paperwork are many and varied, but there is hope for change
I speak for all nursery owners when I say that the news that the Government will not grant the full 80 per cent furlough contribution to private nurseries, has completely shocked settings throughout...
The damage done by Covid-19 and lockdown on families is only just starting to be felt, warns Tom McBride of the Early Intervention Foundation
After a bit of a hiatus over the second and third quarter of 2020, the market for nursery transactions has been moving healthily again, says Arun Kanwar
Forest School leader and academic Sara Knight flags a new book on Forest School that provides a guide to the business and practical aspects of setting one up.
Our new regular columnist looks at the inevitability of change and asks if we should try to use it in the early years as an opportunity
Could active music making offer the key to tackling the 'school ready' attainment gap? Boogie Mites’ Sue Newman believes it could
When I was young, it was the accepted norm that children were parented at home, and educated at school.
Nikki Fairchild describes how it's now full-steam ahead at Chichester University to start delivering the new Early Years Teacher programme