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There is growing concern among professionals working with families that the current law of 'reasonable chastisement', dating back to 1860, neither protects children nor supports parents. Children, as...
The latest issue of Nursery World is packed with incisive, informative and insightful content on subjects vital to the early years sector’s future, including race, the revised EYFS, regression and...
Childcare staff and families marched through Glasgow city centre on Saturday calling for government intervention after the Scottish voluntary organisation One Plus went into liquidation last week,...
New research has found that while the majority of parents are in favour of men working in nurseries, most male students would not consider childcare as a career.
The proportion of nursery staff qualified to Level 3 or above has fallen to such an extent in the last four years that it threatens the quality of provision, the National Day Nurseries Association...
Parents have been getting involved in their children's learning thanks to the Early Learning Partnership Programme, aimed at disadvantaged parents whose children are at risk of learning delay.
The Children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC) has released the dates of tours in the nine regions of England. Starting in Yorkshire and Humberside on 26 June, CWDC chief executive Jane Haywood...
Most of the community day nurseries run by Birmingham City Council are to be saved from the closures threatened earlier this year.
A major recruitment campaign for the early years sector is being run by the Welsh Assembly government alongside the doubling of pilot provision of the Foundation Phase.
A rat who dreams of becoming a top-class chef and would rather go hungry than eat unhealthy food, is the star of a campaign launched last week to encourage children to choose healthy school meals.