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  • 28Jul2010
    Department for Education announces independent commission into early intervention

    Plans for an independent commission into early intervention, which aims to ensure that children at greatest risk of multiple disadvantage get the best start in life, has been announced by the Department for Education (DfE).

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 27Jul2010
    Government proposes to abolish MLA

    Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has proposed abolishing the MLA "to focus efforts on frontline, essential services and ensure greater value for money," according to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).

    Posted by Farah Pasha

  • 01Jul2010
    Children’s services leaders left to decide ‘savage’ cuts

    The Government has announced details of the in-year budget reductions in local authorities. This includes a £311m reduction in the Area-Based Grant from the Department for Education (DfE).

    Posted by Emily Mottram

  • 03Jun2010
    National Literacy Trust conferences for primary school professionals - June and November 2010

    Book now for places at the National Literacy Trust conferences for primary school professionals, taking place at the Botanical Gardens in Birmingham, the National Railway Museum in York and Savoy Place in London during June and November 2010

    Posted by Sam Brookes

  • 18May2010
    Nottinghamshire’s Language for Life strategy

    Nottinghamshire's ambitious policy plan for its wide-ranging Language for Life initiative for children from birth to seven.

    Posted by Sam Brookes

  • 15Mar2010
    NLT announces two new evaluation studies

    Read more about the ERS evaluation report of cross-authority partnership working during the National Year of Reading Campaign. In addition, the mid-point evaluation summary of the NLT's project Partners in Literacy, is now available.

    Posted by Emily Mottram

  • 31Dec2009
    Free books to be sent to England's secondary schools in an attempt to get pupils reading

    More than 53,000 free books, by authors from Charlotte Brontë to England goalkeeper David James, are to be sent to England’s secondary schools to get more pupils interested in reading as a hobby, ministers announced today.

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 17Dec2009
    Latest GCSE attainment figures released

    The Department for Children, Schools and Families has published the latest figures on pupil attainment, which show a breakdown of achievements in this year's GCSE results by eligibility for free school meals (FSM), gender, ethnicity, special education nee

    Posted by Anna Lindsay

  • 17Dec2009
    NDNA gives MPs ten priorities for childcare

    The National Day Nurseries Association launched their ten-point plan for childcare at a seminar and reception at the House of Commons last week.

    Posted by Edward Mather

  • 07Dec2009
    Three is a magic number, so we need to get them young

    Lesley Riddoch writes in The Scotsman about how the Scandinavian model of kindergarten care highlights the inadequacies of the Scottish early education system.

    Posted by Edward Mather

 
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