As the world turns and change is inevitable, young children’s quality of life remains ever important, says Cathy Nutbrown
Emotional development and communication have long been first among equals in the early years curriculum.
Local authorities are deciding how to spend the capital grant allocations they have received to help private and voluntary sector nurseries adapt their buildings and outside space to extend the free...
Early years organisations and local authorities from across Scotland have been invited to give oral evidence to the education committee as part of the Scottish Parliament's ongoing early years...
The Government’s chief medical officer, Professor Dame Sally Davies, has written a letter seeking help from early years practitioners in raising awareness of the childhood flu immunisation programme.
Children are as likely to confide in out-of-school staff as in a teacher if they have a problem, according to a survey released during last week's Kids' Clubs Week. The survey of 1,500 four-to...
Find out what nurseries across the country have been up to.
WINNER: Pookie Russell, teacher, Rose House Montessori, Forest Hill, London
A diploma in holistic care has enabled staff at one setting to instil a Steiner Waldorf approach. By Gabriella Jozwiak