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It's never easy for a parent to leave their child, especially a young baby, at a nursery or childminders. When that child has a potentially life-threatening allergy, the separation is even more...
Professor Kathy Sylva, one of the authors of the EPPSE study, explains why new research into early education places and children's outcomes contradicts their findings.
The transfer of care inspections and registration to Ofsted has been steeped in chaos. Mary Evans talks to nurseries about their experiences Early years providers had been looking forward to the start...
Early education is the key to improving social mobility at this critical time, says Julie Hyde
Government funding of the early years has risen over the past few decades, but could the money have been better spent?
The familiar and fascinating subject of families is one that can be ideally explored through books and role play, says Judith Stevens A topic about families is a perennial favourite. This is to be...
A range of strategies is available to ensure that the education we provide values everyone and is truly inclusive, says Joyce Miller 'Inclusive education is a system of education that recognises the...
Nurseries should be designed to meet the needs of the child, but this is often not the case, argues Jenny Benjamin For too long, says Eva Lloyd, chief executive of the National Early Years Network...
One-year-old Kiara Boroumand and nursery nurse Karen Wilson celebrated the opening of Birtley Children's Centre in Gateshead, County Durham, on 10 December.