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The campaign to boost the training of early years practitioners is gaining momentum and settings are having to rise to the challenge of auditing staff qualifications. Mary Evans reports.
Sam Gyimah is the first minister in the Department for Education with responsibility for mental health. Here he sets out the Government's priorities
Chrissy Meleady of Early Years Equality calls for nursery employers to stop putting unreasonable restrictions in staff contracts
The University of Bristol and Nursery World are asking our readers about packed lunches – how many children are eating them, how healthy they are, and the effects of the 30 hours programme.
Welcome to our autumn issue. As we have just enjoyed the most glorious summer, you and the children may have spent many long, sunny days out of doors. When you retreat back inside, perhaps you will...
Recruitment and retention of early years practitioners has become the single biggest challenge for early years settings, and the biggest threat to survival.
Children's Laureate Michael Rosen takes a closer look at what makes this form of children's literature unique and what function a good picture book serves in a young child's learning.
The world of babycare has lost one of its stars with the death of Tracy Hogg, who had become known as 'the Baby Whisperer'. Tracy died from cancer in November, aged 44, as her latest work, The Baby...
Progress in tackling the problems faced by vulnerable and disadvantaged children is highlighted in a report published last week by children's charity Barnardo's to mark the centenary of the death of...