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New data from the Department for Education (DfE) shows the percentage of practitioners with degrees working in nurseries has risen marginally since the same research in 2019.
More than 80 per cent of families in the UK are suffering from serious problems such as redundancy, divorce or mental illness, according to research by 4Children.
As projects like Sure Start and Early Excellence expand, more and more early years practitioners are working together with other professionals like social workers, adult educators and health visitors....
As an overworked and underpaid pre-school supervisor, I dread those brown and white envelopes dropping through the letterbox to tell me I have more work to do. I've been through Ofsted many times and...
As a nursery nurse I totally agree with the review of the early years and childcare workforce in Scotland, as all nursery nurses are back in work doing two-and-a-half hours extra and loads more...
Are you too attached to the childrenin your care? Find out with this quiz by Sue Hubberstey and Jan Hurst 1 The child you care for likes to come into your room before school starts. Do you:
Early years practitioners can help a visually impaired child to be part of the mainstream group with this advice from Julie Jennings
Natalie Perera weighs up the evidence from the Education Policy Institute's latest research into the early years workforce
A children's author serving on an official commission on childcare noticed that many subcommittees were busily making recommendations around a central problem: 'It was generally agreed that the...
The speakers at the recent re-launch of the Early Childhood Forum at the National Children's Bureau in London were (from left) Paul Ennals, NCB chief executive, Forum chair Julie Fisher and Gillian...