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As the Government pledges 200m for developing play facilities for children around the country, will the right thing be done with the money? Simon Vevers canvasses views From an early age, 'play is...
Families with young children are caught up in a complex and unco-ordinated health and education system, according to a new report into early intervention.
Supporting young children's sustained shared thinking: an exploration By Marion Dowling
In the absence of governmental criteria for nursery meals, Mary Whiting recommends checking out the Caroline Walker Trust, which has a wealth of good advice and resources on eating well for...
For those professionals working in early years education and childcare, the past ten years since the Labour Government came to power have felt like a whirlwind of activity, initiatives and policies....
A leading early years organisation has called on the Government to abandon Key Stage 1 SATs. Members of Early Education said they felt there was a clash between the 'welcome, play-based philosophy of...
Dealing with teenage smokers in your setting will require sensitivity, but there are ways to tackle the issue without being heavy-handed. By Eve Boggenpoel the spectre of ill health and early death...
* A primary and nursery school in the Scottish Borders is undergoing an outdoor facelift thanks to the Royal Bank of Scotland's three-year Supergrounds project. Channelkirk School, near Lauder, will...
A recent report on infant death rates has indicated that the health divide between rich and poor is widening. The findings, published in a report on health inequalities in England, compared data from...
In the first of a nine-part series, Gabriella Jozwiak introduces the six criteria for the new level 3 Early Years Educator qualification, and reports on their reception from the sector.