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Teachers in England and Wales have given substantial backing for a ballot to boycott all SATs, with the strongest support for a ban on tests at the end of Key Stage 1. A survey by the National Union...
Ever heard of Laura Trott? Probably not. She isn't a household name. But she has a very important job - she's David Cameron's new special adviser on women.
(Photograph) - Pupils from nurseries and schools in Perth, Angus and Stirling who are taught in Gaelic have been enjoying a pantomime by Scotland's only professional Gaelic Theatre Company, Tosg....
High staff turnover is not only a concern for management - many parents see it as a warning sign, says Working Mum.
Nurseries are invited to take part in fundraising activities for Sport Relief on 21 March.
Managing behaviour is a huge topic, for which a sound knowledge of child development is crucial. Molescroft Farm Nursery shares some tips with Hannah Crown
To offset the loss of traditional ways children developed listening and language skills, consultant Sue Palmer and her colleagues have devised exciting new audio resources How good are your children's...
Misunderstandings about the nature of extended schools seem to abound- that they involve keeping children cooped up in school for a mandatory 10 hours a day, or that teachers will be working as...
Guidelines for when and how playgrounds will be brought back into use ‘must be provided immediately’ if the Government serious about tackling obesity amid the pandemic, the Association of Play...
The children in the Red Room at The Childcare Centre at Darlington College enjoyed discussing their favourite foods and recording them on a chart, says Dionne Sheehan. Planned learning intentions