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Meeting the emotional and learning needs of the unique child
Discover the learning opportunities in a surprising assortment of books featuring holes with activities from Helen Bromley In this, the second part of a project on holes, I want to look at some...
Reviewing record-keeping processes with special educational needs in mind can help practitioners better support all children, says Dr Kay Mathieson.
Read the thought-provoking article by Nicola Clark, the winner of the Nursery World 2002 student essay competition, plus extracts from our runners-up entries The Nursery World 2002 student essay...
Promoting childcare as a service and a source of jobs is the aim of recent projects in ethnic minority communities. Mary Evans reports Billboard posters featuring the faces of laughing children, and a...
It's vital for children's well-being to carry through the child-centred approach to learning in the reception class to Year 1, says Sally Featherstone, co-author of Smooth Transitions - Building on...
The sector is struggling to develop staff teams that meet the needs of two-year-olds, though some are making great strides. Annette Rawstrone talks to one nursery about its road to Outstanding
When you're looking for work, think about what employers of nannies are looking for, advises Helen Kewley As recent trends show, there are still some attractive, well-paid nanny jobs on the market,...
A story about a boy, his dog and a cardboard box is the starting point for these activities across the early years curriculum suggested by Jean Evans Harry's Box by Angela McAllister (Bloomsbury...
A former head teacher has called for a Nordic-style statutory kindergarten stage, claiming that our youngest schoolchildren are ‘trapped’ by a damaging formality that began with the British Empire.