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Editor's view - you won't stop the riots by smacking children

By Liz Roberts, Nursery World, 06 February 12, 12:00

Violence is no solution to social unrest, so let's not backtrack on smacking

Editor's View: taking back the free entitlement cash

By Liz roberts, Nursery World, 23 January 12, 12:00

Warning to parents - get to nursery on time or your 'free place' might cost you quite a bit!

Exclusive: The Minister's View - Change for the better

By Sarah Teather, children's minister, Nursery World, 23 January 12, 12:00

2012 promises to be a challenging but rewarding year for the early years sector. I am committed to working with you and to bringing about changes that will have a lasting impact on children and their ...

Too much, too soon

By Sue Palmer, nurseryworld.co.uk, 11 January 12, 12:18

It is astonishing that the unrealistic writing targets in the EYFS haven't been amended, says Sue Palmer

Why I believe the plans for EYFS reform don't make the grade

By Richard House, nurseryworld.co.uk, 10 January 12, 10:36

A Critical Commentary on Reforming the Early Years Foundation Stage (the EYFS): Government Response to Consultation (publ. 20 Dec 2011)

Editor's View - Is it worth waging war on the Government's refusal to change reception class ratios?

By Liz Roberts, Nursery World, 10 January 12, 12:00

The tricky position of reception classes in the Early Years Foundation Stage has been highlighted again in the Government's response to the EYFS consultation and in news from Sutton, where the local a...

To the Point - Prioritising under-fives

By Nick Pearce, director of the Institute of Public Policy Research, Nursery World, 10 January 12, 12:00

So now we have it: the Government has abandoned the target of eradicating child poverty by 2020.

To the point: Bonds make us strong

By Julian Grenier, early years advisor to Tower Hamlets Council, London, Nursery World, 10 January 12, 12:00

In the week before Christmas, children from different schools in Tower Hamlets came to sing, beautifully, in the Town Hall. It was altogether a moving experience.