I was interested to read the article 'Sound and fury' (14 June) on systematic phonics and am bemused as to how such appalling practice has become enshrined in law.
Children from poorer backgrounds are still achieving less at school than those from affluent homes, says a new study.
The increasingly high profile of the nursery business means that the mainly female entrepreneurs who run them are also getting more recognition. In our news section this week (page 9) you can read...
You could almost hear the collective cheer from the early years sector that went up when Professor Cathy Nutbrown finally unleashed her disparaging response to the Government proposals in 'More Great...
A Workforce Co-production group has been set up to look at how the early years workforce can progress to achieve higher standards of professionalism and partnership working.
Extending the right to flexible working and increased maternity pay, worth an extra 1,400, were among family-friendly plans unveiled by the Government this week. The measures, first outlined in the...
(Photograph) - Children, staff and parents at The Trojans Scheme have a year of celebrations ahead to mark its tenth anniversary. The charity running out-of-school services in south London launched...
Early Years Professionals should be subsidised to ensure they have decent wages and career development, the trade union representing EYPs has told the Government.
An activity to encourage number recognition and sequences during role play. Resources
Nursery children from Chichester are among those taking part in a nationwide schools art project organised by the National Gallery in London.