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By Anne Nelson, director, Early Education The news item 'Single status cuts pay for nursery staff' (6 October) should raise concerns from all early years professionals. This is an all-too-common...
Am I missing something, or does it seem to other people that we are hearing the death knell for sessional pre-schools when the Government's ten-year strategy is implemented? Many pre-schools will be...
What are local authorities doing to resist the pressure to close children's centres - and why do they consider it important? Melanie Defries reports.
Troubled child psychology and society's attitudes to malign behaviour are examined by Loretta Loach, author of a new book on young murderers.
Childcare organisations have welcomed the news that early years settings in England will be allowed to stay open during lockdown, but called for more financial support.
One of the UK's largest nursery chains has been ordered to pay more than 140,000 in fines and costs, following the death of a young child at one of its nurseries.
The best way to address children's desires and fears is to ask the children themselves, where taking risks is concerned, says Cyndy Hawkins.
The original founders of Busy Bees, the largest nursery group in the UK, have bought back a large share in the business from the receivers of Australian-based parent company ABC Learning Centres for...
Rising energy bills will push the poorest families even deeper into poverty, according to an analysis by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
As robots become ever more sophisticated, what future role could they play in the early years – and do practitioners need to fear for their jobs? Charlotte Goddard reports