The chief executive of Speech and Language UK, Jane Harris, highlights findings from a recent report from the IFS on the SEND ...

Councils will be able to open schools again and failing maintained schools won't automatically be forced to become academies, ...

The commitment to the abolition of the two-child benefit cap by the Scottish government is welcome, says the director of ...

Researcher Katherine Mortimer argues that exposing babies to a range of foods and textures, particularly those which require ...

Two-thirds of the poorest families are missing out on childcare due to the most deprived areas having fewer places, ...

Childcare fees for children under the age of two have increased by 9 per cent in a year, reveal the latest DfE figures.

While the Early Years Pupil Premium is to rise by 45 per cent and funding for providers to deliver the early years ...

The bill regarding the Government’s planned changes to employer National Insurance contributions (NICs) was debated in the ...

The UK’s largest nursery group Busy Bees has partnered with software provider Famly to ‘transform the digital experience’ of ...

The only way provision can continue to improve comes down to managers and staff teams being reflective, open minded and ...

The Government will face real challenges in achieving its target of making sure 75 per cent of children are school ready by ...

Qualifications and skills expert Janet King from the awarding organisation and early years specialist NCFE discusses the ...