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There has been a small rise of just under 1 per cent in the number of childcare providers in the early years sector registered with Ofsted.
National insurance rises are not the only threat to nursery profits, says Mary Evans
A ban on smacking children is being considered by the Welsh Assembly government, despite being ruled out for the UK (News, 1 November).
Teachers in the National Education Union will go on strike tomorrow (1 February) after talks with the DfE over improved pay or funding failed.
Scotland's first integrated qualification and professional development framework for early years workers was launched this week by the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC).
Teaching assistants are covering lessons for absent teachers in 80 per cent of England's schools, new research has shown.
Following Debbie Hemingway's letter detailing her nursery's positive experiences of heuristic play (14 June).
At last, an official review of standards of food in early years settings has been launched (see News, page 4) - something called for by Nursery World and others for years.
It is amazing to think that the Effective Provision of Pre-School Education project began in 1997, and has just reported on outcomes at age 16 for the children it has followed (see our feature on...
The emergence of the Conservative Party's plan to give state funding to Montessori and Steiner schools if it wins the next election is surprising, to say the least (see News, page 3).