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The special report on reception classes and the Foundation Stage ('Tear down the walls', 23 November) repeated yet again what is rapidly becoming a dangerously misleading myth - that the Government's...
Some nurseries are becoming even more inclusive by hiring staff with disabilities. Catherine Gaunt hears how to do it You may not know its name, but for more than 50 years Remploy has been making a...
How should your setting deal with behaviour, bullies or child protection? Laura Henry gives an outline About this series
A ban on television advertising advertising of food to children has been ruled out by telecoms regulator, Ofcom. It said other factors such as exercise, family eating habits, school policy and food...
Early years providers who fail to pay their staff the national minimum wage (NMW) could face stiff fines and a criminal record under a new Government crackdown on employers flouting the wage rules....
Nurseries are being forced to close rooms, or in some cases, their entire setting, while others are being downgraded by Ofsted, due to the worsening recruitment crisis.
Guidance about local authorities’ new role over the thorny issue of ‘British values’ in early education could leave the early years sector open to more complaints, a charity has warned.
The Government is being pressured to do more to protect children and teaching staff from exposure to asbestos in schools.
Visiting kindergartens and pre-schools in Finland and Sweden gave our group of early years travellers plenty to ponder, says Liz Roberts.