Deputy Headteacher – Hirst Wood Nursery School – West Yorkshire – BD18
L6 to L10 Hirst Wood Nursery School has been serving the World Heritage site of Saltaire since 1932. We are proud to offer a range
December 5, 2024
L6 to L10 Hirst Wood Nursery School has been serving the World Heritage site of Saltaire since 1932. We are proud to offer a range
We have an exciting opportunity for a qualified early years teacher to join our maintained nursery school.We are looking for an outstanding and experienced practitioner
We have a rolling programme of recruitment to meet the demand for training and professional support that we are commissioned to deliver across the UK
To advertise here, contact office@early-education.org.uk
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The letter below sets out our key asks for the next government.
On 10 June, Labour announced their plans for “over three thousand new nursery classes across England to open up access to childcare hours for families”,
The Lib Dems have published their manifesto, including commitments to incorporate the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child into UK law and to
Today, Friday 17 May, the Early Education and Childcare Coalition (EECC) has launched its new manifesto, with proposals to rescue and reform England’s early education
A new campaign to boost recruitment to the early years sector in England is being launched today by the government. The government press release says:
For many of us, the path we’ve taken in our careers can often be traced back to the passions and talents of our childhood and
In a speech today, Kier Starmer will set out Labour’s plans to expand opportunity via five “missions” including “Early years reform – to boost child development with an
The Department for Education (DfE) is currently consulting on proposals to amend the Early Years Foundation Stage. They propose relaxing the requirements around the minimum
by Dr Jo Albin-Clark, Edge Hill University and Dr Nathan Archer, Leeds Beckett University Inspection in the news Being involved in education in England involves
The Department for Education (DfE) have published their response to the consultation on potential changes to staff:child ratios. The consultation received responses from nearly 10,000
by Kayla Halls, Early Years Research Fellow at Middlesex University & Mona Sakr, Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood at Middlesex University’ Leaders in the early
Today, teachers from the National Education Union are striking, including many working in nursery and reception classes. In the last week, the Department for Education
by Amanda Ince and Liz Bullough, UCL Institute of Education “I want to be an inspiring leader who can inspire my colleagues in my setting
Ofsted’s latest annual review highlights the impact of recruitment and retention challenges and finds a link between inspection outcomes and the proportion of graduates in
by Clarissa Frigerio Why are there so few men teaching in the early years? I have worked in the profession for almost 9 years, and
It could be argued that teachers who move into teaching reception for the first time, face the same challenges as the children themselves as they start in reception.
The tenth early years minister in ten years, Kelly Tolhurst, is now in post. It’s good news that early years is part of a Minister
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