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The proportion of five-year-olds with a good level of development and who reach the expected level across all areas of the EYFS at the end of the Reception year has risen slightly, according to the...
Parents get training, children get quality care and the childcare sector gains workers in a new initiative. Mary Evans reports The early years sector's version of the conundrum, 'Which came first, the...
Within its response to a petition against changing ratios, the Government has explained its rationale behind proposals to raise the number of two-year-olds that one member of staff can care for in...
‘Can you Tickle A Tiger’? has been named the best new book for sharing with young children by BookTrust.
A nursery manager awarded more than 12,500 in compensation by an industrial tribunal after the nursery employing her closed at ten days' notice is continuing her fight after the owner failed to pay...
A system of phonics devised in Northern Ireland has had 'dramatic' results in improving the reading skills of young children, according to a new study.
Practitioners observing children’s play during the pandemic have a unique chance to contribute to an archive that will inform future generations about how children’s play experiences changed during...
Fears about traffic, stranger danger and friction with neighbours are among the factors preventing children playing outside, according to the Playday 2013 survey.
(Photograph) - Bob the Builder is getting out of his dungarees and into his jeans to help fix it for sick children across the UK. He's joined forces with the national Jeans for Genes Appeal, led by...
The london child Poverty Summit in October will aim to bring together all those who have signed the London Child Poverty Pledge (news, 24 July).