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An innovative consortium looking to combine the creative arts with early years education has been launched by North Tyneside Council. Members of Early Arts North Tyneside, who include childminders and...
* Modern Apprenticeships were re-launched at a summit in London earlier this week by the Learning Skills Council (LSC) in a bid to tackle skills shortages in a range of industries and services,...
Try light sensory activities by putting a disco light and lava lamp (out of the reach of the babies) in a dim room and using different colours of chiffon type material and waving it slowly, allowing...
Children at the Violet Melchett Children's Centre in Chelsea, London, last week helped Magic 105.4 radio presenter Neil Fox (pictured) to promote the Government's early years recruitment campaign.
Nurseries in their hundreds did 'something funny for money' in aid of Comic Relief's Red Nose Day on 15 March.
The nominees for the Child Friendly Leeds Awards have been announced.
Teaching assistants will take on more responsibility under a new programme to recognise their professional competence. <B>Mary Evans</B> reports
Julie Fisher, independent early years advisor and visiting professor of early childhood education at Oxford Brookes University. By Jan Dubiel
A 40-year-old community centre in North London is one of the winners of a new awards scheme that aims to highlight successful projects that bring the young and old together.