One in 10 early years settings in England warn they are at risk of closure in the next two years due to rising costs

A third of parents have quit their job or considered quitting in the past twelve months due to cost of early education and childcare

Any changes to government policy on online safety and digital literacy must include a focus on children in the early years, three leading early years professional bodies have warned.

Up to 20,000 more children are set to benefit from earlier targeted support for speech and language challenges, according to the Department for Education (DfE)

A new report launched by BookTrust and author Frank Cottrell-Boyce is calling on national and local leaders to make reading part of daily life for every child in their first seven years

Sure Start centres had a “remarkably long-lasting” positive impact on the health and education outcomes of children who had access to a centre in their early years, according to a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS)

Bridget Phillipson confirmed plans for a new strategy on The Martin Lewis Podcast

High poverty rates, increasing food prices and the poor nutritional content of commercial baby and toddler foods are some of the core barriers to good nutrition in the early years, according to a new report by The Food Foundation.

Ofsted has today published new research and analysis around the ways in which early education and childcare can be optimised across local areas.

Applications for the next phase of the early entitlement expansion – where families of eligible children who will be at least nine months old by September can apply to access 30 hours of funded early years provision a week – opens today.

The Department for Education (DfE) has launched a new consultation on Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) floor space requirements.

Childminders risk being left out of professional development opportunities, a report by the Education Endowment Fund (EEF) has found