EYS statement on Programme for Government

Early Years Scotland has worked alongside the Scottish Government, NHS Scotland, SSSC and Education Scotland to produce a new resource for people who work with ...

Early Years Scotland has joined with over 150 organisations including charities, community groups, academics, trade unions and faith groups, in writing an open ...

Early Years Scotland’s play and learning sessions for local children and families at the Tannahill Centre in Paisley have received a welcome boost with a dona...

Early Years Scotland's Chief Executive, Jane Brumpton, has written to the First Minister, Humza Yousaf, expressing the organisation's disappointment that the Sc...

Early Years Scotland Chief Executive, Jane Brumpton, has issued the following statement regarding the announcement of an increase in the real living wage to £1...

Early Years Scotland team members Leahan Edmonds and Susan Hogg completed a 200km sponsored cycle on Saturday 7 October to raise funds to buy resources for our ...

We have an exciting vacancy for a Family Support Worker to join our team in our Family Visitor Centre at HMP Low Moss in East Dunbartonshire....

Early Years Scotland has teamed up with Peninsula UK to offer our member early learning and childcare settings a 15% discount on HR, employment law, and health ...

Early Years Scotland has launched ‘Everything to Play For’, a campaign to celebrate the role of playgroups in Scotland’s communities, raise awareness