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Scotland Health scares flooded the media again last week. No sooner had we digested the news of the cancer-causing dye Sudan 1 being found in hundreds of processed foods than we were hit with more...
As she moves on to the charitable sector, leading private nursery provider Susan Hay looks at 16 years of progress in UK childcare and at what urgently remains to be done As she moves on to the...
The introduction of the 'national living wage' (NLW) next April will push the nursery sector into a deficit running into hundreds of millions of pounds without serious commitment from the Government...
Clear evidence has emerged that children who do well in assessments at the age of five are more likely to go on to continue to achieve in primary school.
Nursery staff would have to hold a relevant early years qualification or be working towards one, under plans from the Liberal Democrats.
Children withdraw for different reasons so the key lies in the bigger picture, say Jenny Mosley and her team Q There is a very quiet and withdrawn child who attends nursery. She tends to play on her...
Q Our playground is temporary while a new site is built and we have nowhere for children to park their bikes when they arrive. Suggestions, please? A Wesco's new weightable Bike Stand is made of thick...
The Gaelic Pre-school Council, Comhairlie nan Sgoiltean Araich (CNSA), has sought advice from the Commission for Racial Equality after receiving abusive letters that criticised Gaelic-medium education...
Stories set in exotic locations and focusing on relationships between young and old are reviewed by Alison Boyle Sea Monster by Chris Wormell (Cape, 10.99)
Childcare is taking on a higher profile in the British military, providing security for young children whose parents are frequently away. <STRONG> Annette Rawstrone </STRONG> reports