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Early years providers are facing a real-term cut in funding to deliver three and four-year-old places in 2015/16, amid increases to business and running costs.
The majority of nursery staff expect to leave the profession within five years, according to new research. Dr Claire Cameron reports The very women who spend their working lives looking after other...
The growth in nursery provision and its attendant recruitment crisis has forced up wages for nursery nurses, a new survey shows. But it's still low pay, says Ruth Thomson
'Because it's exciting': childen enjoy - and need - the experience of danger Forest School can offer. But educators need a deeper understanding to handle it effectively, Martin Pace explains.
It's 'steady as she goes' for the biggest chains - with the exception of Treetops, a group in a rush to expand. But they had better watch some of the ambitious groups down-table, says Catherine Gaunt.
There was significant growth in the children's nurseries market last year, according to the 2014 report from market analysts LaingBuisson.
Early years settings took a range of wheeled toys for a spin and told Nicole Weinstein what they found.
The challenges and benefits of reflective practice for early years practitioners are explored in depth in this unit, says Mary Evans.
The cost of places with nurseries and childminders in England has risen by almost double the rate of inflation, figures from the Daycare Trust's annual childcare costs survey show.
Many nurseries that plan to offer 30 hour childcare from next month can only do so by limiting places, raising concerns that thousands of working parents could miss out.