'This has been a long time coming. For the school there is a sense of relief.' Howard Gilbert, principal of Soham Village College, on the demolition of the house where Ian Huntley murdered Holly Wells...
Currently there is a climate of fear and mistrust, where sections of the community are being set against each other by the actions of a small minority. But it is good to see in the East West...
Moving away from the deficit model of difference means more than enabling diversity, so that everyone feels genuinely included, says our regular columnist Michael Pettavel
The Government may not have guessed what a complicated set of issues it was opening up when it said it wanted to enhance the role of teaching assistants, says Dr Alan Marr The Government is pushing...
A leading childcare and nanny agency says it has seen a 60 per cent increase in the number of families seeking after-school care over the past year.
Dr Eunice Lumsden gives her views on the recent London School of Economics research, which found that graduates have little impact on children's outcomes
Young children will love playing with dragons without thinking them scary or real, using these activities from Helen Shelbourne Dragons are the subject of countless ancient myths and legends but are...
This year's Excellence in Childcare Awards, run by Kids' Clubs Network with Nursery World and Prima magazines, saw even more inspiring good practice in childcare. Anne Wiltsher reports Playworker of...
'David Blunkett has presided over a set of initiatives that has wasted taxpayers' money, distracted teachers from their real responsibilities and encapsulated the worst of the discredited ideology...
Strapped for cash but want to transform your setting's outdoor space? Gail Ryder Richardson has lots of ideas, and why not try your hand at our competition for some help Have you ever looked at your...