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The Government says that childminders are key to the success of its National Childcare Strategy, but just how easy is it to start up? Patricia Slatcher reports Registering as a childminder will be...
How to recognise and deal with a urinary tract infection is the subject of this A-Z of Health by doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital Children and babies are prone to urinary tract infections...
The transition to formal learning needs to be handled with sensitivity to help children and parents adapt, says Working Mum.
Following a study claiming that graduate staff and Ofsted Outstandings have little impact on children’s outcomes, a group of early years academics take issue with its methods
While it wasn’t possible for our panel of experts to come together in person for this year’s judging process, a series of Zoom debates ensured it was as lively and rigorous as ever. With the pandemic...
Last-minute preparations for end-of-term activities and the start of the summer holidays will be uppermost in early years practitioners' minds at the moment, but don't forget to lay plans for next...
While a Market Review of initial teacher education is currently focused on primary and secondary teaching, Dr Aimee Quickfall believes the review has worrying implications for the future of early...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now so sophisticated it can ‘learn’ qualifications and write assignments by unit number, an early years tech expert has found.
Childcare providers are increasingly struggling to get parents to agree to pay a voluntary contribution to take up their 30-hours place.
The government must ensure it bases early years policy decisions on qualitative as well as quantitative evidence, and avoid prioritising research that only supports particular policy agendas, a group...