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Following the disaster in Burma, UNICEF's first priority is to assist the affected populations in Yangon and Irrawaddy Delta areas, especially the most vulnerable - children and women.
In the third part of our sustainability series, Diane Boyd and Nicky Hirst of Liverpool John Moores University, and Sarah Emerson of Kids Love Nature, look at two key elements – bees and trees
Fewer than 10 per cent of primary school-age children benefit from outdoor play in natural places, such as woodlands, streams and heaths, says Natural England.
Make sure your early years curriculum knowledge and skills are up to date. Take your pick from the courses around this summer and autumn Acorn Early Years Training runs courses on:
(Photograph) - Natalina Mudd, three, performs a Chicken Licken puppet show at the children's museum Eureka! in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Over the Easter weekend the museum offered shadow and rod...
Sir Michael Wilshaw is to say this morning that the early years system is letting the poorest children down.
In a bid to improve creative opportunities for the under-fives and their families in Somerset, four artists were placed in nine children's centres. Louise Monks reports on the project's progress.
Some food for thought in your professional career The Buskers Guide to Playing Out by Philip Waters (Common Threads Publications, 8.50, 07000 785215) Reviewed by Miranda Walker, playwork trainer
Fresh evidence on childcare costs and parents' increasing difficulty in paying them has highlighted how Government policies are making it less affordable to work for some families, rather than more.