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The UK Supreme Court has ruled against the Scottish government’s plan for every child in Scotland to have a ‘named person’ to support their wellbeing.
Brush up your policy on health and hygiene and share it with parents to reduce illnesses among the children, advises Mary Evans Coughs and sneezes spread diseases, as the saying goes. Another saying...
Should nursery nurses go on strike to fight for better pay and conditions, or should this form of action be seen as alien to those in a 'caring profession'? This is the dilemma facing early years...
Annette Rawstrone looks back over eight decades to celebrate what has been a good read since 1925
Reforms to increase ratios to allow nursery staff and childminder to look after more children are at odds with Government policy to foster close one-to-one bonds with children, an early years expert...
A group of leading academics are calling on the Government to change their policy on the use of synthetic phonics as the main approach of teaching children to read as research suggests it is less...
Ahead of the next general election, the Education Policy Institute (EPI) is calling on the political parties to simplify the early years funding system and weight it ‘more heavily’ towards children...
I was rather bemused to read in a news story ('Nursery nurses gain record rise', 3 July) that 'the new deal brings nursery nurses closer in line with classroom assistants'. How can this be? However...
Websites are becoming increasingly versatile as business tools, while social media is now helping nurseries to achieve a new level engagement with parents. Katy Morton finds out more
Dr Richard House, a co-founder of Early Childhood Action, shares his first impressions