Research shows that prospective students must navigate their way through 320 early years degrees on the UCAS application system. Verity Campbell-Barr and Katherine Gulliver, authors of a new report,...
Teachers working in Leicester City’s children’s centres are at risk of losing their jobs because the council says it can no longer afford them.
As robots become ever more sophisticated, what future role could they play in the early years – and do practitioners need to fear for their jobs? Charlotte Goddard reports
Ed Balls made his first major speech as Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families last week, at an event hosted by the National Children's Bureau at the Business Design Centre in...
It might seem like just another round of hand-washing, but for a young child, daily routines are a source of learning, writes Jennie Lindon The daily round with very young children is punctuated by...
Fundraising is big news right the way through the education system and the humble jumble sale is not lucrative enough to cover all the outings, special events and extras that happen throughout the...
A qualifications shake-up and the latest on inspections were the hot topics, reports Ruth Thomson.
Almost 10,000 schools have signed up to pilot the controversial Reception Baseline Assessment in September, the DfE has confirmed.
Changes to the EYFS, including staff-to-child ratios in nurseries and clarifying how many children childminders can care for, are now set out in an updated version of the framework, which will come...
According to new research, specialist teachers of the deaf have been cut by 14 per cent in the last seven years, while the number of children needing support has risen by 31 per cent.