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Five years on from becoming the first state primary school to introduce Montessori teaching, Gorton Mount Primary School in Manchester is producing a 'how-to' guide for other state schools that are...
Changes to be introduced to the Children Act 1989 from this September could give Ofsted discretionary powers to allow people to work with children even though they have had a criminal record.
Employers like to talk serenely about 'work-life balance', but for many mothers combining a full-time job with having a family is an exhausting juggling act. For some nursery nurses, however, work and...
The owner of one of the nurseries exposed for bad practice in the BBC's 'Whistleblower' programme has spoken out about the allegations.
A foundation degree course's first graduates welcome the possibilities it has opened for them, but have had to resist being steered into teaching. <B> Barbara Millar </B> reports
<P> Ofsted's head of the early years quality division <B> Dorian Bradley </B> responds to common questions from private day nurseries about the new Ofsted inspection regime </P>
Smell is a potent sense that adults take little notice of, but it provokes strong responses in the youngest children, writes Jennie Lindon Of all our five senses, smell is probably the one that is...
The four-year pay deal for Scotland's teachers has been criticised by union leaders representing striking nursery nurses.
One of the largest out-of-school providers in the country is being investigated by the Charity Commission for an illegal donation to the Labour Party.
The remit for National Childcare Month is being widened to include early education, health and family support. The month of activities across England in June will now be known as National Sure Start...