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Our annual pay questionnaire reveals an eye-opening picture of the early years workforce. Mary Evans reports The headline changes in average annual salaries since the pay survey 2004, with previous...
Data systems commonly pose big problems for providers, local authorities and health trusts alike. In the third part of our series on information sharing, Hannah Crown looks at computer-related...
Three years on, the work of early years partnerships is up for evaluation. Annette Rawstrone hears their critics and defenders
In the second of a series of articles on Birth to Three Matters, Professor Lesley Abbott and Ann Langston consider the 'strong child' When we think about young children we frequently focus on their...
A cohesive conceptual framework for education in the broadest sense of the word has a lot to offer the UK. Janet Boddy and Claire Cameron explain The recent DfES Children's Workforce strategy document...
Close observation of children involved with small-world play can provide a wealth of opportunities to develop their oracy and language skills, writes Anne O'Connor Watch a child playing with...
Should staff, and parents, be forbidden to use mobile phones at nursery so the children get their full attention? Melanie Defries asks settings about their policies and practice.
With the EYFS adding to pressures for better trained staff, financial stresses are pushing early years settings from the other direction. Mary Evans hears why.
Early years settings, childminders and schools will be able to open to more children from 1 June, the Government has confirmed in a 50-page coronavirus recovery document.
What are the benefits of children creating visual works? And how can you encourage them to do so? Penny Tassoni offers advice