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It is what happens at home that really affects the life chances of under-fives, but policy-makers have tended to consider this a private matter. Should it remain so? Anne Wiltsher looks at another way
Ms Peake was appointed to the role of chief executive last month.
The SAT tests at the end of KeyStage 1 in England should be abolished, say the Liberal Democrats, after a survey they commissioned found that more than half of all seven-year-olds experience stress as...
Nursery owners chasing bad debts might find their problems solved by a new direct debit payment system developed by Parenta, which provides websites and online services for the childcare sector. The...
Fear of bullies and danger from traffic are keeping Britain's children cooped up inside, according to a survey published yesterday (1 August) by the Children's Society and the Children's Play Council...
The possibility that mental health problems may begin in babyhood is only just gaining recognition. <B>Mary Evans</B> looks at what's being done
An Ofsted report on the teaching of literacy and mathematics in reception classes has been described as 'flawed and inaccurate' by a leading early years organisation. Early Education, also known as...
By Margaret Lochrie, chief executive of the Pre-school Learning Alliance National Childcare Month is a celebration of the mutual commitment of government and the leading national childcare bodies to...
The role of nursery school headteachers in Edinburgh is under review as the city council moves towards the development of integrated early years centres. Earlier this year Glasgow City Council...
The Conservative Party is committed to the Early Years Foundation Stage, shadow universities secretary David Willetts has said.