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(Photograph) - Seven year-old Josie Kennedy, from the small coastal town of Arbroath in Scotland, painted a picture of herself and her friend Megan having fun at the beach for local art project 100...
I was most surprised to read your Letter of the Week ('NVQ 3 training derailed by lack of assessors', 19 April). The writer has been misinformed by her college.
The NSPCC has warned the Children (Contact) and Adoption Bill could put children's lives at risk because it does not ensure the voice of the child is heard. The charity has called for an amendment to...
Eight in ten Sure Start children's centres in the most deprived areas of the country are outstanding or good, the latest statistics for Ofsted inspections show.
High staff turnover, fewer childcare places and growing waiting lists characterise the current state of the Irish childcare sector, finds a new report.
The NSPCC is calling on national and local government in England and Wales to re-consider making big cuts to children's services.
The Trussell Trust says that universal credit has driven more families to food banks and warns of a surge in demand in the run up to Christmas.
The Scottish Government has moved to strengthen the quality of childcare years in advance of its target to double its funded offer.
This month the Learning Through Landscapes early years team looks at how practitioners can use flowerpots outdoors for learning. Ideas to explore: Showing care and concern for living things Resources:...
A 'pedagogical approach' should underpin reform of the early education and care sector, according to the childcare charity Daycare Trust. Adding weight to growing support for pedagogues to lead the...