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A leading organisation representing early years professionals has urged the Government to 'clarify contradictory messages' being received by reception class teachers. Members of Early Education passed...
A wider range of family learning programmes is needed to tackle problems of under-achievement, truancy and anti-social behaviour in children and to improve the lives of adults, according to a new...
The new financial year is just about to start, and nurseries are hearing from local authorities about the new rates for the 15-hour funded places for three and four-year-olds.
Jackie Basquill, Edge Hill University lecturer, describes how a full-time pathway EYP student found evidence for Standard 16: Engage in sustained shared thinking with children.
Try these ten questions to help you to evaluate your setting's key person system. 1. Does a child have more contact with his or her key person during the day than with other members of staff? If not,...
What's seasonal in May? As we head into warmer days at last, spinach provides some of the nutrients and antioxidants needed as we come out of the dark days of winter. The freshest, tenderest spinach...
Hundreds of Scotland's nurseries and childminders are failing to provide acceptable standards of care, according to inspection reports obtained by the Glasgow Herald newspaper through a Freedom of...
As Carmen Robinson progresses through her NVQ 3 in Children's Care, Learning and Development, she explains how she has applied theories of observation to life in the nursery There have been no...
Supporting children of all ages to have fun and develop during the holidays is a rewarding job, discovers Gabriella Jozwiak
CACHE, the Council for Awards in Children's Care and Education, has secured funding from the Sector Skills Development Agency (SSDA) to maintain the services of the Early Years National Training...