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Nurseries across the country are being invited to join in a world record attempt for the most people signing and singing on the same day.
Ofsted's new inspection system, based on no-notice visits, is dividing the childcare sector. Karen Faux investigates When BBC One's programme Nurseries Undercover: The Real Story filmed children being...
As learning how to swipe a screen becomes as much a part of a young child’s development as turning the page of a book, what role does digital technology play in helping children learn to read?
The report by Which? on the use of cartoon characters in food marketing and packaging releases a cry for help from parents trying to feed their children a healthy diet (see News, page 6).
While the number of total childcare places has been rising in recent years, the sharp decline in the ranks of childminders has gone almost unnoticed (see News, page 4).
The Government’s decision to bring back a baseline assessment in Reception, just two years after it was forced to scrap the previous attempt, is a controversial one (see Analysis, page 14).
Joanne Ryan, head of assessment for Early Years Professional Status at Edge Hill University, explains how one EYP student achieved one of the EYPS standards.
Creches are in more demand than ever, but they must satisfy particular conditions. Mary Evans explains why they're special
Children will love this combination of chicken and vegetables in a sticky sauce.
The results of the first joint care and education inspections of early years settings in Scotland have just been published following a pilot programme carried out in November and December 2002.