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Harry has now started to chuckle, which he does readily, along with continued beaming smiles. He is very alert to all that goes on around him, turning his head continually to locate sounds and...
It's a small world when you study nature, says Claire Warden Nature is enchanting for children and they love the idea of little folk caring for plants. Ask them to suggest items to put into your...
Increasing the ‘free’ childcare offer does not address the need for family support that was previously met by the decimated Sure Start programme
The number of out-of-school clubs has doubled in the last four years, but a ten-year plan is now needed to provide one at every primary school in the country, according to the Kids' Clubs Network...
Art software can be used to fine- tune children's mouse skills and enable them to explore their own artistic talents: Guide lines: Flood-fill the screen with black and then draw a very thick squiggly...
The Under 12s Exhibition features lively, informative and relevant seminars for workers in all sectors of childcare and education. Lindy Sharpe talks to four of them. Olwyn Gunn
Continuing professional development needs careful thought when budgets are squeezed, says Karen Faux.
By Lena Nyberg, Swedish ombudsman for children (taken from a speech given at the European Network for School-Aged Childcare (ENSAC) conference in London last month) In Sweden, the work of the...
Get out the paint, straws and paper for a fun and simple activity that will create a display bursting with colour, says Judith Cowley Planned learning intentions