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Schools and nurseries are charging parents to watch their children perform at Christmas productions.
Sing-move-sing Babies bob up and down. Children who are just walking, bounce and sway.
The children at Cockfield Primary school nursery class enjoyed the story of Noah's Ark so much that they decided to make a display about it, says Judith Cowley. Planned learning intentions
What are the largest nursery chains in the UK up to? Catherine Gaunt on who did what in the past six months When the last issue of Nursery Chains was published in June the same names remained in the...
Dear Minister... Urgent attention is needed to keep childcare and early years education at the forefront of the UK's recovery from the coronavirus crisis, say the four largest early years...
The introduction of 30-hour childcare has led to ‘a possible trade-off’ between provision for disadvantaged two-year-olds and that for three- and four-year-olds, research suggests.
The EYFS and Early Years Professional Status are widely acknowledged to have improved practice.
It seems too easy to forget what early years provision means for children amid all the challenges currently hitting the sector
Nurseries can now tender for the School Direct programme, an initiative to train Early Years Teachers by giving nurseries more control over the training of their workforce.