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A setting rescued from closure by parents is providing outstanding provision with creative and critical thinking at the heart of its practice. Marianne Sargent explains
Stories can be the basis for fun role-play activities and games that enhance children's knowledge of mathematical concepts and language There are many valid reasons for using stories as a starting...
This call for evidence asks what professionals across education, children’s social care, health and other specialist services are doing to improve the educational outcomes of children in need.
Professor Bob Broad, professor of children and families research and director of the children and families unit at De Montfort University, Leicester, has been appointed director of research and...
Poor white boys are doing less well than most other children at the age of five, the latest results from the Early Years Foundation Stage Profile reveal.
Controversy over when reading and writing should be taught could persist under the revised framework.Jan Dubiel, national development manager for Early Excellence, reviews the essential principles.
Sky Badger launches on 15 May to coincide with the United Nation's International Day of Families.
Structured games designed to encourage children to estimate numbers can improve their mathematical abilities later on in life. Dr Jo Van Herwegen explains how the approach works.
First Experiments with Magnetism (Reflections on Learning, 24.99) is the perfect set for children to use to begin magnetic exploration. It contains four wands, 20 magnetic marbles, two plastic-cased...
The number of families with children living in bed and breakfast accommodation in England fell in the fourth quarter of 2002, new Government figures show. The total households in such accommodation at...