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An upcoming Channel 4 programme teaching parents how to train their children like dogs has attracted scathing criticism within the early years sector, with thousands calling for it to be cancelled.
Take the opportunity to update your skills and knowledge with ourseminar programme. Mahrukh Choughtai looks at what's on offer Write away - practical ideas for getting an SEN child to write
Explore how maths can be promoted in early years settings and how negative attitudes can be challenged.
Even very young children can recognise signs and labels and nurseries can build on this 'real life' reading. Jane Drake suggests ideas for developing early literacy skills
Government plans to double free childcare ‘won’t go far enough’ to help families with disabled children access childcare, a group of charities has warned.
The new national occupational standards for classroom assistants (see News, page 4) are welcome for several reasons. The standards, and the forthcoming NVQs/SVQs that will follow, will be a big step...
The survey of parents' use and views of childcare and early years, commissioned by the Department for Children, Schools and Families, paints a complicated picture of the reasons why take-up of formal...
Despite the ongoing difficulties facing the early years sector, including an increasing number of closures, the UK market has shown a great deal of resilience. Ben Barbanel, head of debt finance at...
The call by Alan Bentley, chairman of nursery group Childcare Corporation, for the private nursery sector to form a new trade association to represent its interests may seem to have come out of the...
Babies and toddlers are often overlooked in mental health provision for children, according to a new report, which suggests that only half of CAMHS services accept referrals for children aged two and...