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Increasing numbers of children in Edinburgh are in pre-school education, according to figures from the city council's education department. It found that 93 per cent of the city's four-year-olds and...
Nearly 4,500 Scottish nursery nurses who are members of the public services union Unison were expected to take part in a three-day programme of industrial action this week. Unison called the action,...
Amid rising food prices, Dr Coulthard, a developmental psychologist, says that the cost of using food in sensory play can be kept to a minimum and that the practice actually reduces food waste...
25 January Enabling pupils with speech and language difficulties to achieve through the National Literacy Strategy at Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 A day course by I CAN for childcare professionals working...
Quality control Managers need to be aware of their staff members' individuality, says Mairi Maciver Clark.
It is ironic that the Government is condoning passive smoking by children, says Maggie Jones At the same time that childminders are to be officially allowed to smoke in front of babies and young...
As new policy may arise from reviewing the EYFS, where's the evidence to guide the way forward? Mary Evans hears from a leading researcher.
The Government is pressing ahead with a consultation on changes to childcare ratios in England, despite widespread opposition from early years providers and parents to the plans.
Children's minister Dawn Primarolo sees the improvements in Foundation Stage Profile results leading to gains in school years.
There is no shortage of Conservative MPs and MEPs attracting attention and censure over their parliamentary expenses claims.