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Replacing Baseline assessment with a 'school-readiness' check would not be a simple matter, warns Karen Wickett
<P>A parent's problems with time management can have far-reaching consequences for their young child, say members of the Camden Early Years Intervention Team </P>
New Government figures reveal in each of the last three years, the proportion of nursery schools in deficit has been double that of all schools.
The findings of the Childcare and Early Years Providers Survey 2009, published by the Department for Education, reveal changing trends in the early years workforce and the demand for their care.
For young children with special educational needs and disabilities, there is a distinct Victorian feel to early years policy, says Michael Pettavel, in his first regular column
Could I have free education? I have worked since leaving school, despite having two children and am now having to pay hundreds of pounds to gain higher education qualifications. Giving teenage mothers...
The use of outdoor areas is the most critical issue in implementing the Foundation Stage in England, according to a survey of an education union's members working in primary schools. Sixty per cent of...
1 March Essential food hygiene This day course by CJ Associates, certified by the Royal Society of Health, provides an overview of food hygiene. Topics include what are bacteria, preventing food...
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell laments another victory for parents' rights over children's needs
WINNER: STONE EDEN NURSERY SCHOOL, CARLISLE