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Parents want more say about tax credits and family benefits, according to the first survey from an online venture launched by the Family and Parenting Institute to coincide with Parents' Week (20-26...
Of the 314 early years and primary school staff that took part in online learning journal Tapestry’s survey, 20 per cent said they never invite children to contribute to their own learning.
I must write after reading 'An insider's dim view' (Letters, 8 February). I have worked in childcare for more than 40 years and always endeavoured to provide the best possible care. I have owned my...
Think big for science learning with April Jones, director of Computer Kids Recently we reviewed the Intel Play QX3 Computer Microscope ('Larger than life', Nursery World, 20 June). Almost all nursery...
Early years workers can help to tackle the pay gap between men and women by breaking down gender stereotypes, according to Government-commissioned research, which also calls for more to be done to...
Independent investigators have said they cannot pinpoint the source of an outbreak of E.coli 0157 in a Scottish nursery last year.
In response to 'Pre-schools' plight' (Letters, 26 July), the Alliance disagrees with the opinion expressed in the letter that pre-schools do not need committees and run better without them. We firmly...
Local authority allocations from the 125m-a-year Transformation Fund are expected to be made early next month, along with DfES guidance on using the fund to promote professional status and...
Up to one in 20 children could have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, but experts are divided on whether to treat them with stimulant drugs. Catherine Gaunt reports. Search for 'ADHD' or...
Private nursery owners in Kent are angry about 'onerous' conditions that they are required to sign up to in order to qualify for the nursery education grant. They also say that they may be forced to...