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Children have been reflecting their views about their day nursery with a special project on photography. The Children's House nursery in Stallingborough, Lincoln-shire, gave children 12 disposable...
By Keir Bloomer chief executive of Clackmannanshire Council The Regulation of Care Act is about quality assurance. It is designed to reassure the public about standards of service, especially in two...
Experts are unanimous that learning a foreign language early in life offers your child many advantages. At nursery age children lack the inhibitions they develop when they get older, and will happily...
A look at some of the elements of music will help give you an idea of the range of questions you can ask children about their music and in particular about their recorded music that they listen to: *...
Childcare staff in England have been told 'not to panic' following the compilation of a list of 'historic' childcare qualifications to assist Ofsted inspectors when they visit early years settings....
The Early Years National Training Organisation hopes to devise national occupational standards for carers working with children of asylum seekers and refugees to be included among the standards for...
Tall tales will be doing the rounds at the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, which starts tomorrow (26 October) at venues across Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife and the Borders. The nine-day...
The Liberal Democrats have unveiled plans to fund 1,000 early years specialists to work with childcare partnerships across the UK. In its maifesto published last last week, the party says it would...
The new magazine of Children in Scotland was launched last week with a visit to the charity by Julie McLeish, wife of Scotland's first minister and a senior manager in social work with Fife Council....