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Caroline Dinenage, the early years minister before the election, has moved to the Department for Work and Pensions.
Those who lived through the bleak days of the Woodhead/Blunkett Education regime of the late 1990s scarcely imagined that early-years policy-making could be any more Dark-Aged, but in this respect the...
The early years sector's initial bid to retain a dedicated organisation to oversee its workforce training has been rejected by the Government. A DfES spokeswoman said that the early years bid,...
Our understanding of how children's thinking develops owes much to the work of Chris Athey, as Cath Arnold explains
Early years experts and organisations are calling for a national debate on how children’s centres provide vital support for children and families.
Funds to extend special educational needs advice and support to early years settings should be provided by the Government to local education authorities in England, the Audit Commission said last week...
Early years settings can apply for a chance to access fully-funded music therapy training with charity Music as Therapy International.
Improving the quality of assessment information while reducing the quantity of it will result in better provision, says Dr Julian Grenier
Minister for children Margaret Hodge faced a grilling from early years and childcare delegates last week who demanded higher pay to combat the problem of staff retention and recruitment.
By David Bell, Her Majesty's chief inspector of schools in England Ten years ago, Ofsted published an influential report, Access and Achievement in Urban Education, based on 134 visits to schools, and...