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The needs of parents who are deaf and their children who can hear tend to be overlooked by the early years sector. But there are examples of good practice out there, as Mary Evans has discovered
Lynn Kennington, the head of Gamesley Pre-School Centre in North Derbyshire, is forthright about her priorities. 'Parents are at the forefront of our thinking. They are the child's first educators,'...
CWDC is supporting the launch of City & Guilds' new Level 4 Award in Work with Parents, with a series of free, one day workshops. These are aimed at FE staff, voluntary, community and private sector...
How The Village Nursery and Pre-School in Cheshire involves parents in nursery life and their children’s development. By Meredith Jones Russell
The pandemic has heightened parents’ anxieties and caused disruption to children’s routines. Katy Morton finds out how settings are helping families to deal with change
Nursery practitioners' enthusiasm about starting school and links with teachers really eases the transition, says Working Mum.
Parents are essential partners in the process of developing children as citizens. It can be a challenging, and at times exhausting, task to support and encourage children to become independent,...
Early years practitioners are always being urged to get parents involved, yet it can be hard to do this free of assumptions and underlying prejudices, argues Helen Bromley.
Dressing-up and theme days too often seem like hard homework for parents with little gain for the children, says Working Mum.
The benefits of messy play are well known to practitioners, but many parents are still wary of it for a number of reasons, reports Julie Mountain, who carried out a survey on the subject