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Education and childcare minister Liz Truss was called to answer an urgent question in Parliament this morning about proposals to change ratios.
The quality of nursery education in England is 'particularly high', said Chief Inspector of Schools Christine Gilbert last week, as Ofsted published its annual report, which included figures...
One of the biggest ever recorded births in Britain is baby Harry Needham, who weighed in at 13lbs 15oz at Doncaster Royal Infirmary, reported Sky News. His mother Sharon had Harry by caesarean...
Children's charities have welcomed the creation of a new child poverty unit (News, 1 November), but said the Government must invest an additional 4bn annually to end child poverty by 2020.
Early years organisations, teaching unions and charities have been reacting to the news of the plans announced by the prime minister to cap energy bills for households and businesses.
In response to the news that the inspectorate has updated its complaints procedure to handle providers’ concerns more ‘fairly, thoroughly and efficiently’, providers have expressed their disbelief...
Think-tank Civitas has called for the Government to scrap the vetting and barring scheme, which was halted in June so that a review could be carried out (News, 15 June).
Half of the local authorities in Scotland claim they cannot afford to offer free school meals to all children aged four to seven from August 2010 in line with the Scottish Government's 50m a year...
The news that a nursery worker has won a back injury case against her former employer has highlighted a lack of awareness in the sector of the importance of workplace risk assessments, say experts.
While the early years sector has welcomed the news that a funding review will begin ahead of the summer, it has raised concerns that any increase to rates will be minimal.