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Britain should look at the development of early years services in other European countries to assess what it wants for its own, argues Professor Peter Moss
A London children's centre that had been partly closed since November after a voluntary provider shut down has celebrated its relaunch with a family fun day.
By 2015 children's centres could be available to nearly all families, children would stay there until they start school at six and there would be fewer private day nurseries and childminders,...
Welcome to another issue full of ideas and suggestions to help you spend your money wisely and well. If you are not already a fan of softplay you are likely to be converted by the extraordinary range...
A Government review of health visiting practice could lead to developmental delays and other health problems among children going unnoticed, early years experts have warned.
By Alison Street, author of Singing together for 1 and 2 and co-author of Voiceplay Songs to help things happen
The first national survey of food in childcare is seeking your views. Dr Patricia Mucavele, Children's Food Trust head of nutrition, explains.
Some interesting issues are raised by the guidance on developing children's centres which has just been published by the Sure Start unit (see News, page 4). Not least is the expectation that more than...
'Learning to read or to write one's name at three is not necessarily an indication of future academic potential. Einstein didn't learn to read until he was seven' Sue Mardel, primary inspector for...
Choices in Childcare, which was mentioned in the feature 'Juggling act' (15 March), has asked us to point out that it has changed its name to the National Association of Children's Information...