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Early years organisations have welcomed comments by the House of Commons Education Select Committee report on Ofsted that the new director of early years should have 'substantial experience' in the...
New childcare, health and social care qualifications have been launched in Wales. Philip Blaker explains what this means for the early years sector
The Government ‘bullied and threatened’ the sector's trailblazer group in a row over GCSEs, two ex-members have claimed.
In England, 18 per cent of two- to 15-year-olds are obese and a further 14 per cent are overweight.
Children enjoy participating in the traditional May Day celebration of dancing around the maypole May Day festivities, held on May 1, celebrate the triumph of spring over winter and have taken place...
Our four-legged friends feature again this month, but the books are thrillingly diverse in many other ways, says Alison Boyle. Read on... Manky Monkey. written by Jean Willis and illustrated by Tony...
Too much TV can have a negative impact on development, but when managed well it can actually be a valuable addition to children's everyday experiences. Penny Tassoni explains.
While some settings have seen occupancy levels bounce back, demand for others remains low following the end of the furlough scheme in September. Katy Morton reports
At last, an official review of standards of food in early years settings has been launched (see News, page 4) - something called for by Nursery World and others for years.
The emergence of the Conservative Party's plan to give state funding to Montessori and Steiner schools if it wins the next election is surprising, to say the least (see News, page 3).