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The children at your club are the people best qualified to chose new staff playworkers. But how should you involve them in recruitment? Philip Waters has first-hand experience. Sophie turned to the...
Ann Langston explains the changes to Personal, Social and Emotional Development in the revised framework
Is children's behaviour driven by what they experience, or are they born with it? Professor Tricia David continues our series on experts' theories about child development Babies in the womb eavesdrop...
<P> Young children will be naturally drawn to a nursery's ideal resource for mathematical learning, says Denise Bailey </P>
Strategies to engage the third partner in the key person approach - the parent - as a child enters and settles in to nursery are explained in our continuing series on key caring by Anne O'Connor
Practitioners used observation tools developed by academic researchers to assess provision outdoors, as Annie Davy explains.
Working co-operatively takes complex skills. Mary Evans outlines the key areas of joined up working and how to overcome barriers to communication
Help the children manipulate piecesof wood and be aware of transformations with more project ideas from Jean Evans Activity 1
There are higher expectations for nurseries that are run as social enterprises to meet, but first of all they must be a profitable business, says Karen Faux.
If you've decided to plough ahead with expanding your premises, make sure your essential services come highly recommended and you have a contingency plan for delays, advises Gayle Goshorn.