A childcare agency in the north-west of England plans to build on its success supplying staff for nurseries by franchising its operations to other agencies throughout the UK. Julia Harris, who set up...
Government funding of the early years has risen over the past few decades, but could the money have been better spent?
As nurseries and schools deal with possible coronavirus outbreaks and the worry of future lockdowns, research reveals that 95 per cent of early years practitioners and teachers want there to be better...
Montessori Centre International has partnered with Little Dukes Training Academy at Riverside Nursery Schools to offer accredited training.
A partnership between LEYF and food charity, City Harvest, which provides surplus food to the social enterprises’ settings to fund additional hours for disadvantaged children, is being expanded.
New Government advice has been published for childcare providers and schools on how to protect children at risk of extremism.
Early years workers are experiencing ‘high’ levels of cases of Covid-19, with around half of them worried about their safety working in nurseries, pre-schools and as childminders, according to new...
Nursery nurse Joyce Pickton was named regional Teaching Assistant of the Year at the 2007 Teaching Awards, given at a celebrity-studded ceremony this month by the Teaching Awards Trust. Joyce was...
The combined inspection of nurseries eases the burden for providers, says Ofsted's Liz Elsom. Here she explains how to prepare for an inspection
What are the main changes in the updated Development Matters guidance, and what is the reasoning behind these revisions? Dr Julian Grenier explains