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By remembering the 1984 Islington Nursery Workers Strike, we can ask what might be achieved if early years practitioners did the same today
In his new book, Peter Moss argues why England must move away from its current early years model of provision based on the ‘marketisation and privatisation of childhood’
Classroom assistants in England and Wales are increasingly taking on a teaching role, yet many earn less than a third of a teacher's salary. A study carried out by the Open University for the Economic...
The first Minister for Children appointed in Northern Ireland is Lord Rooker. He will act as a champion for children within government and will establish a 25-member Children and Young People's Forum...
Ways to guide and monitor early years settings on good practice in healthy eating are outlined by community dietician Amanda Price To help meet targets on childhood obesity, Bromley Primary Care Trust...
The 2005 Professional Nanny of the Year award put quality practice and career development in the spotlight This month's award ceremony for the second-ever Professional Nanny of the Year started out...
Use the dark winter days as an excuse to turn on the torches and investigate the concepts of light and dark, with these scientific activities by Helen Shelbourne Make the most of the dark nights and...
* Children are portrayed as victims in nearly one in three news stories, claims a global study of newspaper coverage. The study, conducted in 24 countries by the World Association of Newspapers, found...
Children as young as four are eating up to 80 food additives a day, 50 of which are found in snack foods, according to a report by the children's food company, Organix. The report, Carrots or...