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Babies who are given vitamin D supplements may be protected against developing Type 1 diabetes in later life, according to a new study.
From buttons and shells to bottle tops and magnets, collections of objects make simple but invaluable resources that can extend children's learning across all areas of the curriculum. Diana Lawton...
Plans for a new foundation stage for three-to seven-year-olds in Wales which mark a shift away from a formal curriculum towards an emphasis on learning through play have been revealed by the Welsh...
To deliver the Foundation Stage curriculum effectively, practitioners need to consider three levels of planning: * long-term plans, which chart the learning opportunities that will be offered through...
Too many primary school teachers are not good enough at teaching the three Rs to children in England's primary schools, a report by Ofsted has found. The National Literacy and Numeracy Strategies and...
Contrasts between early years provision in different countries can help us reflect on whether education is for teaching children readiness for life, argue David Whitebread and Sue Bingham.
Under the Montessori method, children are motivated to practise and refine their motor skills in many everyday, real-life situations. Practitioners sometimes disregard basic activities which promote...
(Photograph) - Giants, pixies, imps and faeries provided an exciting theme for nursery practitioners at 'Faeries and Scaries', a one-day conference in Glasgow. Practitioners took part in six hands-on...
With the introduction of a new ‘tougher’ curriculum in primary schools in 2014, teachers are under increasing pressure to get their children doing more, at an earlier age, says Sue Cowley.
More than 200 childhood experts are calling for action to protect children from the 'erosion of childhood' by commercial forces and modern technology, and for a play-based curriculum in nurseries and...