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Children of working parents had fewer tantrums and ‘significant’ improvements in attention during lockdown, findings from a study tracking two- to five year-olds throughout the pandemic has revealed.
Teaching unions and head teachers have written to the chancellor and the education secretary calling for free school meals to be extended, as families struggle with the cost of living crisis.
Almost two million UK children could be ‘trapped in poverty’ as their parents face at least one major barrier to ‘working themselves out of hardship’, a new report from Action for Children reveals.
The early years sector has raised concerns about children's safety following the announcement by the Chancellor today that settings will be able to operate at reduced childcare ratios.
The Department for Education has made a U-turn over its decision not to publish the results of a key early years consultation, which included plans to raise child: adult ratios in early years...
Bullying is a fact of life for more than a third of children, a new report into children’s wellbeing has found.
Minding the gap 'Nursery nurses and classroom assistants are being used to "fill the gaps". My own head teacher, when faced with a reception class with no teacher, is likely to call on the school's...
The early years sector is hoping that 2010 will bring a change of Government, a poll by Nursery World has found, with most respondents wanting the Conservative Party to win the next general election.
Are you making the most of your stock of jigsaws? Nursery teacher Brenda Kay offers some fitting tips You can never have too many puzzles in an early years setting. Our own cupboard is bursting at the...