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The Welsh Assembly plans to expand and improve early years provision by boosting staff recruitment and training, guaranteeing part-time places for three-year-olds and introducing a statutory...
Providing consistent nutrition messages both at home and at nursery can support healthy eating habits for the whole family. So how can you get families involved in good nutrition? Here, Catherine...
The Department for Education has published guidance for early years settings, following the prime minister’s confirmation in parliament yesterday that they should open to more children from 1 June.
A music charity has announced free training for early years practitioners for a third year.
The number of children attending early years settings is continuing to increase following the start of the autumn term, the latest Government figures show, with separate research from Ceeda also...
By Chris Woodhead, the former chief inspector of schools at Ofsted There are five possible reasons for the recent upsurge of interest in early years education.
Primary schools are the fastest route for the Government to develop universal early years provision, according to the head of a leading children and family research institute. Gillian Pugh, chief...
Early years providers have had a lot of different issues to consider in the election campaign
The work of Ferre Laevers and the Experiential Education approach is considered by Professor Christine Pascal
Speakers at this Early Childhood Mathematics Group/BEAM Educationconference include Lesley Staggs of the QCA's Early Years Team, Sue Gifford of the University of Surrey Roehampton and Ruth Sharpe of...