'Too few' early years workers
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A lack of suitably trained staff poses a serious threat to the government's early years programme, MPs warn.
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Starting school at the age of four is "stressful" to children and does not help their education, according to a major review of English primary schools which also concluded kids take too many tests too early.
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A campaign to attract more graduates to teaching promotes the attraction of working with children.
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Former Education Secretary David Blunkett says too few teachers have been trained to give citizenship classes.
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Â· Child daycare provision slowly improvingÂ· 4 in 10 sites inspected still no better than satisfactory
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Business & money: Â· Evidence scant that big salaries stop brain drainÂ· British managers 'are not in the premier league'
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Number of children taught in schools with more than 2,000 pupils has trebled since Labour came to power
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Your nest egg might not be big enough to serve your future.
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Britain is at risk of producing a new generation of latchkey kids because parents of older children are struggling to find suitable care for them, a report warns today.
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Only half of work-based apprenticeships in England are completed, the chief inspector for adult learning says.
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The most dynamic, future-oriented industries are having trouble finding qualified employees.
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There will be no jobs for unskilled workers in Britain within 10 years, the leading employers&#39; organisation claims today. The prediction is based on the growth in
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Companies across 20 sectors are unable to find enough skilled workers, according to a new survey.
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Firms are having difficulty recruiting staff with the right skills, says the British Chambers of Commerce.
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An Ofsted study of children's first years of learning shows weaknesses in literacy and calculation.
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Â· Only 4% may take up extra paternity leaveÂ· Work-life balance has lost priority, say campaigners
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Children are supposed to play, run, jump and be active for at least two hours a day, but most aren&#39;t doing even half that much at preschool, says one of the first large studies