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Opposites is one of those great early years themes that can elevate children to a higher level of thinking. Saying just one such word as 'hot', 'small', 'naughty' or 'high' implies automatically...
Children who are called hyperactive are more likely to be responding understandably to the unique pressures of our times, argues <B> Professor Priscilla Alderson </B>
First Steps Children's Nursery Group, Nursery World's Chain of the Year 2015, has acquired woodland to bring Forest School sessions to its own and other children, writes Catherine Gaunt
Early years practitioners can do much to help children living amid domestic violence to develop resilience and see that there are other ways for people to relate to each other, writes Karen Stephens.
The probable thinking behind a child's enactment of schemas is outlined by Sheena Griffiths-Baker, teacher at the Pen Green Centre, Corby.
Whether or not to use bikes at early years settings is the subject of some debate, finds Caroline Vollans
How are settings in the pilot area of Newham in London coping with the 30 hours entitlement? Charlotte Goddard reports
The latest word from the academic world is: let children get bored, and let them play with guns. Conclusions from two recent studies swim against the tide of current practice in conscientious...
I was puzzled by Denni Morrison's review of the BTec National Early Years textbook by Sandy Green (Professional Books, 12 September). My main concern is that some students might be put off from buying...
An independent selection of new products and resources Why restrict group outings to the summer term when there is plenty to see all year round? English Heritage is offering free school visits to over...