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The roll out of the Foundation Phase is to be bolstered by £62m of additional funding, the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) has announced.
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Ofsted inspections are proving successful in turning around nursery settings with difficulties, though there is still work to do to improve provision across the country, according to the latest report from the childcare watchdog.
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Childminder numbers continue to wane in the face of increased regulation, according to the latest figures from Ofsted, a finding that is contradicted somewhat by the latest survey conducted by the National Childminding Association (NCMA) which found that 15% of childminders it surveyed were new to the sector, having registered within the last 12 months.
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The Scottish National Party has come under fire from parents and teachers for deceiving the public over its pre-election pledge to boost the number of teachers working in nurseries, following the release of official figures showing a reduction in staff in several areas.
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Working in a nursery is in danger of becoming solely the preserve of women, according to new research published by the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE).
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Children’s services in Kent have received a makeover this month, with the local authority announcing the creation of 23 Local Children’s Services Partnerships (LCSPs).
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| Acorn posts deep loss |
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In the 12 months to 31 August 2007 Acorn Care and Education Limited virtually doubled turnover but has reported a significant loss.
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OCTOBER 2008
