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Our investigations into the effects of the national funding formula and 30 hours on nursery provision are deeply concerning
Despite the government’s recent promise of an extra £66m, the funding crisis rumbles on. The sector’s collective coffers have a black hole of ten times that - £662 million - at last count. As we all...
Coronavirus has brought to the fore the policy and funding neglect the early years sector endures. Time to #StandUpForEarlyYears!
As this issue of Nursery World goes to press, we’re still waiting to hear who will be taking on ministerial responsibilities for early years and childcare at the Department for Education.
We need sustained and radical action, including in early years settings and schools, to tackle the child obesity problem
As the big nursery groups continue to expand, there could be a danger that some areas of the country will see provision shrink
Responses to recent research suggest that many nurseries will not deliver the 30 hours. Will this actually happen, asks Liz Roberts
It is August, and traditionally a time when you get a chance to tidy the shelves, sort out the filing and take stock of your work before the autumn frenzy descends.
The Government has previously said in documents about the 30 hours and the early years national funding formula that providers can charge parents for ‘additional services’.
Ofsted’s recent inspections seem to be overzealous at a time when many settings are struggling with factors beyond their control