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A south-east nursery group has secured multi-million pound investment to fund expansion to more than 20 sites.
Friedrich Froebel’s ideas are just as pertinent today as they were 180 years ago, Nicole Weinstein discovers, as she looks at how his Gifts and Occupations have been adapted for the 21st century
New research, published by the Sutton Trust, suggests that the planned expansion of the funded hours to younger children, will 'lock' out disadvantaged children from extra early years education.
Whether at home or in a setting, identifying and responding to a child's interest in technology will pay dividends, as Jane Drake explains Observation in setting
The latest Oftsed review has found steady improvements in the quality of early years education and childcare provision in daycare settings year-on-year.
Early years organisations have voiced concerns that the move to allow schools to give priority places to disadvantaged children who attend school nurseries will discriminate against parents who wish...
Children can be introduced to the joys of language through ryhmes and rhythms they will be proud to show off and to share Early years settings all need a wide variety of books which contain poetry,...
Troubled child psychology and society's attitudes to malign behaviour are examined by Loretta Loach, author of a new book on young murderers.
To understand a child's home culture, early years educators need to look beyond the superficial, such as food and dress, to parents' ways of thinking, attitudes to behaviour and long-term aspirations...
The damage done by Covid-19 and lockdown on families is only just starting to be felt, warns Tom McBride of the Early Intervention Foundation