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Childcare ministers in Scotland and Wales have been forced to resign amid allegations about their past behaviour.
Testing a young child is like pulling a seedling out of the soil to check whether it is growing a good root system, says Nancy Stewart
Children's constant exposure to recorded music can enhance their appreciation of this art form, but creating their own music can be even more beneficial. Dr Susan Young explains how In daily life,...
What are the competencies needed for safeguarding in today's climate? By Rachel Buckler, a trainer and consultant specialising in safeguarding practices and procedures.
A child’s foundation for learning is their real experiences and should not be infused with ideology that devalues their social class, argue Jane Payler and Jan Georgeson
What does the new Ofsted framework mean for settings' approach to food. Annette Rawstrone reports
All those working in children's services need to be aware of legislation to ensure that they are working to the standards set in law. The following areas of policy and legislation are of particular...
Nearly half of all three-and four-year-olds have their own touch-screen devices, new research suggests.
Jasmine loves to receive post and is allowed to open all the junk mail that arrives. She also enjoys carrying letters to the postbox. When on holiday at the seaside, her parents let her send herself a...
I was heartened to read in the feature 'Men wanted' (24 May) that the Government hopes to get more young men interested in working in childcare. I wish them luck, because this male childcarer is...