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The new Prime Minister Theresa May has appointed Justine Greening MP as education secretary and minister for women and equalities.
Babies understand the concept of numbers and counting from as early as 18 months, according to new research.
Speech and language therapists in south Wales are encouraging parents to take part in an early language campaign that focuses on their baby's first words. Dressed in 'What is your baby saying?'...
Lynn Brydon is business and finance support officer at Sure Start Strategic Partnership Tyne & Wear (www.northtyneside.gov.uk).
Babies born in Tayside are the first in Scotland to benefit from a national screening programme in which all infants have a hearing test in their first six weeks of life. The Newborn Hearing Screening...
Parents in five London boroughs are to have 100 per cent of their childcare paid for as part of a new pilot programme.
The rate of obesity in children under ten is showing signs of levelling off and could even be in decline, according to a report by the DCSF.
There's no doubt that the raft of reforms announced as part of the Government's response to the 'Regulation of Childcare' consultation are a sincere attempt to make childcare more affordable and...
The true scale of the funding shortfall for childcare places in the early years sector is revealed in new research from the Pre-School Learning Alliance. Ruth Thomson takes a look at the numbers.
The eligibility criteria for Teach First are currently being reviewed following complaints that applicants with early years degrees were unable to apply for the scheme.