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A landmark bill published last week will make it a legal duty for Government, local authorities and other organisations to help end child poverty across the UK.
Last-minute preparations for end-of-term activities and the start of the summer holidays will be uppermost in early years practitioners' minds at the moment, but don't forget to lay plans for next...
A new study confirms parents' beliefs that the more active children are during the day, the quicker they fall asleep and the longer they sleep for.
Alan Manasseh, the senior professional officer (pay and conditions) at the Professional Association of Teachers (PAT), died suddenly on 15 July at the age of 53. A former geography teacher and head of...
The abolition of a flagship programme designed to foster creativity in children has been condemned by teachers and ambassadors of the arts as threatening the education of the most vulnerable children.
A former deputy nursery manager has been found guilty of force-feeding children in her care and has been banned for life from working with children.
There has been a muted response from the early years and childcare sector this week to the news that 100m in capital funding is to boost expansion of places for disadvantaged two-year-olds.
* A new 40m funding package aims to tackle child poverty and improve health in rural areas across England. The funding, to be introduced over the next three years, is designed to extend to 20,000...
Ireland's Minister for Children has announced a significant uptake of the new Community Childcare Subvention Scheme, despite continued opposition from voluntary providers.
Playworkers in Wales are to be given support in developing local play strategies so they can bid for a share of the Big Lottery Fund's (BIG) 13m children's play programme. BIG has appointed Play...