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By Sally Brown, early years curriculum support tutor for Norfolk Adult Education I'm sorry my children haven't done their homework this week. But on Monday they debated whether vegetable soup was a...
I read 'Nutrition off the menu at childminders' (News, 23 February) with interest and concern. I have been a registered childminder for more than seven years and I have always given the children in my...
I am concerned that we are being offered such conflicting and confusing advice on children's health and nutrition that many parents may eventually reject it all. For example, we are told that we...
The arena of Early Childhood Education (ECE) has always been, and continues to be, an intense area of discussion and debate, says James Hempsall, founder of hey!
Two reports reveal that degrees for early years staff are not sufficient on their own, and that Reception class sizes are too big
Air pollution can cause asthma and other potentially fatal conditions, but many parents are not aware of their children’s exposure to it, says Rosamund Adoo Kissi Debrah, WHO BreatheLife ambassador...
Last week, the jostling between the early years sector and the Government about the introduction of the 30-hour free childcare policy turned rather rougher.
Linda Cregan, chief executive of Children's Food Trust, says the Childhood Obesity Plan is a missed opportunity for the UK to lead the way
Nurseries and pre-schools can win Miffy books for their setting while raising money for Book Aid International on World Book Day (3 March).
Teachers at primary schools must now do so many in-service training days a year when the schools are closed. Why not arrange to entertain the children of hard-pressed working parents on these days,...