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Private day nurseries in East Dunbartonshire have accused the local authority of driving them out of business by breaking an agreement not to undercut fees.
Primary school teachers lack confidence in transition information passed on from pre-school practitioners and make only limited use of it, according to a research report published by the Scottish...
Parents and carers are being encouraged to 'detox their toy box' before Christmas and donate good-quality toys and games to children's charity Barnardo's. The annual Foresters Toy and Christmas appeal...
The three unions representing local government workers -Unison, TGWU and GMB - said last week they were 'bitterly disappointed' at the failure of talks with local government employers under the...
The education inspection framework consultation presents an opportunity for childminders, nursery providers and managers, says Gill Jones
Early years staff will find it easier to empathise with distressed children and their families if they are emotionally literate, say members of the Camden Early Years Intervention Team One of the most...
The Labour Government invested a lot in childcare, putting pre-school care and learning high on the agenda, and saw Sure Start as one of their biggest achievements.
A few weeks ago I was in one of the backstreets of Bethnal Green. Half-way down a street with a garage servicing a long line of black cabs is one of the old Ragged Schools.
With teaching reading through phonics finding favour in official policy, early years practitioners can adapt what they are already doing, says Helen Bromley, early years consultant and author