Representatives for Early Years Professionals met with Department for Education officials yesterday to voice their concerns about replacing EYPs with specialist early years teachers.
Plans for 14 new special free schools to create more than 1,100 places for children with autism, mental health and additional needs have been approved by the Department for Education.
Early years professionals who are concerned about the need for children to eat a healthier diet and the way foods are being promoted to them through advertising on TV and in magazines have been...
A cross-party group of MPs has raised concerns that Department for Education ministers and senior officials prioritise schools policy over the children's agenda.
Early years practitioners and childcare workers from all over Scotland attending a conference in Glasgow heard about the importance of listening to children and young people. At Kids Clubs Direct's...
The Government’s failure to manage asbestos in schools is putting children and teaching staff at needless risk, warn campaigners and unions.
Providing out-of-school childcare in rural areas can be a tall order, says Jackie Cosh - but problems can be solved through hard work and a bit of imagination When the Somerset Rural Youth Project...
Parents and headteachers claim Marks & Spencer's new schoolwear range features 'bling bling' and 'yobbish' designs more suited to gang members, said The Daily Telegraph.
The most disadvantaged two-year-olds are losing out on childcare as an unintended consequence of the Government’s 30 hours policy, a report has found.