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Getting the balance right when it comes to the consumption of sugar and fibre is vital for good health. Annie Seeley looks at the recommendations - and how they translate to early years meals
Children can learn to talk in ways that are meaningful and appropriate, say Helen Shelbourne and Dominic Wyse The skills and understanding necessary for anyone to be able to develop into an...
Unison has lodged a pay claim south of the border with the local government pay negotiating body, the National Joint Council for Local Government Services, to put an end to term-time only contracts,...
(Photograph) - Two of childcare's most prominent public figures were honoured for their achievements last week before making their exit from the sector. A parliamentary reception in Westminster...
Parents of children with special educational needs can find information about the support available to them in a new booklet produced by a national independent voluntary organisation. The Advisory...
School meals are to receive a 280m funding boost to improve quality over the next three years, most of which will go directly to schools and local education authorities to ensure they spend a minimum...
Team-working skills are valuable throughout life, but they come easier to some than to others, and children are no exception. Give your setting the opportunity to practise with activities that are fun...
This year's Excellence in Childcare Awards, run by Kids' Clubs Network with Nursery World and Prima magazines and sponsored by Sure Start, brings you the unsung heroes who have shaped the childcare...
Children have a kinship with animal characters and can relate closely to their experiences, says author Peter Brown
The next government is being called on to launch a national commission into the future of early education and care in the first 100 days of being elected.