Posts Tagged Quality
Dear Colleagues, it’s time we finally took control.
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Education on April 24, 2013
Our Minister has done us a favour, although she may not have realised it. She has thrown down the gauntlet by challenging the sector, so now we need to take control of our own destiny. Her ill-informed and contradictory facts beg us to tell our story, so every individual – especially parents – is left […]
A swan and a lark: why the Government’s new childcare report may be the stone that kills both birds
Posted by juneosullivan in Education, Research on February 4, 2013
The Government’s new childcare report was launched last week by Elizabeth Truss MP Parliamentary Under-Secretary for State (education and childcare) and generated quite a flurry of twittering. However I feel it merits a deeper look, especially as I have had to tolerate articles produced by ill-informed journalists and commentators all weekend pronouncing on this report from a […]
Politics is not welcome in the nursery
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Education on January 29, 2013
I write this blog with a sense of anger and despair. Even playing Verdi very loudly and a glass of wine could not quell my alarm. Why such gloom? Our Minister Elizabeth Truss has decided to continue with her ill-considered plan to reduce ratios (click here to read the Minister’s speech today at the Policy Exchange […]