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Small nanny agencies across Scotland are being forced out of the market because of the 'high fees and added bureaucracy' associated with the Care Commission's registration process.
Up to 60m is being injected by the Government into the Sure Start programme to extend it to cover pregnant women and their partners, as well as families with children under four, public health...
Carol Powell has been named Montessorian of the Year by the Montessori Schools Association.
A former Montessori chief executive is facing court accused of taking part in a high-value conspiracy to defraud a school over the sale of one of its London buildings.
Nursery nurses are facing pay cuts of up to 20 per cent as full-year contracts are being replaced by term-time agreements, according to the public services union Unison's evidence to the Local...
By Ann Nuckley, administration manager of City Technology College in Southwark Upon notification of a forthcoming inspection, the Ofsted team request in advance paperwork pertaining to the working of...
More than 1bn allocated to the Department for Education and Skills by the Government last year has not yet been spent, the education secretary admitted to MPs last week. In a session with the...
New childminders who receive peer mentoring from experienced childminders feel less isolated and are less likely to drop out during registration, an evaluation report of the Support Childminder...
The number of children in Scotland prescribed the controversial drug Ritalin has increased tenfold over the past eight years, prompting an inquiry into the care and treatment provided for Scottish...
All ten of the North East nursery group’s settings are now rated outstanding by Ofsted.