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Early years practitioners can help a visually impaired child to be part of the mainstream group with this advice from Julie Jennings Picture this scenario: three-year-old Sarah and Joseph are playing...
(Photograph) - Toys will be coming to children and their carers with this month's launch of a mobile toy library by members of Redbridge Pre-school Learning Alliance. The toy library is being run by...
Scotland and Wales have better levels of child wellbeing than England, claims a statistician's review of a controversial Unicef report that placed the UK's levels of child wellbeing at the bottom of a...
New research suggest that early years settings, schools and healthcare providers need to work harder to support the ongoing needs of children who are born prematurely.
It is fantastic that the Department for Education has asked Professor Cathy Nutbrown of the University of Sheffield to lead the review of early years training and qualifications.
Nursery chain Busy Bees has launched a scheme to offer two full-time places free of charge at each of its 129 nurseries for children who are referred by health visitors.
High-quality CPD should continue to be a priority under the revised EYFS, and this means using training that is evidence-based and long-lasting, finds Annette Rawstrone
Check that your setting is meeting the requirements for staffing cover in another of our series on the EYFS framework by Laura Henry.
Assessment and progress data matter, but they must not detract from the real purpose of teaching, while teachers should be better trained to deliver the ethos of the EYFS, explains Dr Julian Grenier
In 2003, the national standards for under-eights daycare and childminding in England were repackaged with the Sure Start heading. But can anybody find any reference in these revised booklets to 'Birth...