The report, The UK at the crossroads: Towards an early years European partnership, contrasts demographics, employment and policies across the 15 member states of the European Union, and summarises care and education services for pre-school-age children.
However, its author, Peter Moss, professor of early childhood education at the University of London's Institute of Education, denies that he is Government-bashing. He says, 'I want to dispel any notion of a uniformly-failing UK compared with a homogeneous and uniformly-successful rest of Europe. The UK has important early childhood traditions, many examples of innovative and inspiring practice and valuable experience from which other European countries can benefit.'
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