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Further to the comments by Gill Haynes, the former chair of the Council for Awards in Children's Care and Education (CACHE) (In my view, 19 July), I agree with her that the qualifications of people...
Jane Haywood, chief executive of the Children's Workforce Development Council, has been presented with an MBE for services to young people. The award recognises Ms Haywood's 30-year commitment to...
This consultation provides more details of how plans to overhaul the special educational needs system will ensure all children and young people with SEN receive the assistance they need.
A major independent study has been launched to understand and address the issues faced by today's children and young people. The Good Childhood Inquiry, managed by The Children's Society, aims to...
(Photograph) - Little Acorns Nursery School in Leicester has been celebrating the double - it has become the first setting in the city to be awarded the National Day Nurseries Association's Quality...
(Photograph) - Despite the recent bad weather, the staff and guests of Nursery World magazine celebrated summer in style with a party on the walkways of London's Tower Bridge. Guests included the...
The Protection of Children Bill is on course to be introduced into the Scottish Parliament early next year. The Bill means that people placed on the Index of Unsuitable Adults will be committing a...
The first-ever Ombudsman for Children in the Republic of Ireland has been named as Emily Logan, currently director of nursing at the Adelaide and Meath Hospital in Tallaght. She was previously...
More than 1,500 people have responded to the Department for Education’s consultation on level 3 literacy and numeracy requirements since it launched on Saturday, early years minister Caroline Dinenage...
This is yet another letter on the topic of childcare workers being paid realistic wages - but perhaps if enough of us say it often enough, the Government will sit up and take notice. There is so much...