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New research suggests the Government’s open window policy to increase ventilation in schools is ‘unworkable’ as 27 per cent of teaching staff work in classrooms without windows that open.
Only 40 per cent of local authorities will commit themselves to keeping all of their children's centres over the next financial year, research has found.
With the election delayed and parliament open for business for a few more weeks than expected, it's a good time for the government to be able to let the childcare sector have some welcome news. The...
Nurseries should take a firm stance on payments from the outset, says Purnima Tanuku.
I was concerned at seeing that 72 per cent of respondents to the QCA consultation were happy with the proposal to alter the Early Learning Goal linking letters to sounds (News, 26 October). I can only...
Nannies and parents may have scarcely believed their ears when Chancellor Gordon Brown, delivering this month's Budget, said, 'Support for childcare costs should include help with approved childcare...
The Tripp Trapp from Stokke is definitely a chair with a difference. It has been specifically designed to develop good seating habits in early childhood and, unlike any other highchair on the market,...
DfES officials have moved to correct a mistake in the Early Years Foundation Stage Statutory Framework after it was brought to their attention by an EYFS improvement manager in Leeds.
A new training scheme is helping unemployed men find work in early years and childcare in London. The project, Cool2Care, gives them work experience and the chance to gain formal childcare...
A Scottish programme to recruit men into childcare has been successfully adopted south of the border, says Karen Faux.