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What did a fresh audience of students think about conferences when they had little experience of them? Professor Helen Penn sought their opinions There's nothing like a conference for creating a buzz...
As adults, we use books as sources of information, enjoyment and escapism. We curl up and relax with them and pour over them for hours. They can make us laugh, cry, empathise with others and question...
A foundation degree course's first graduates welcome the possibilities it has opened for them, but have had to resist being steered into teaching. <B> Barbara Millar </B> reports
The proposed Universal Credit is a major threat to the sustainability of nurseries, argues Anand Shukla, acting chief executive of Daycare Trust
Nursery World's Ruth Thomson reports from our trip to see early years education in India, from nurseries to Diwali celebrations
Prejudice is being prevented from taking hold in the minds of young children in divided communities. <B> Jackie Cosh </B> reports
The expanded entitlement could be in jeopardy now that a general election has been called for 4 July.
There has been a five percentage point increase in the number of six-year-olds passing the phonics reading check.
An important international study that aims to help countries improve children’s outcomes largely remains under the radar and closed to constructive criticism. Professor Peter Moss argues why this...