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High staff turnover is not only a concern for management - many parents see it as a warning sign, says Working Mum.
The Government may finally be putting its money where its mouth is about getting parents involved in their children's learning. Simon Vevers reports.
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A literacy campaign in Birmingham is reaching out to isolated families and improving the skills of parents so they can also help their children’s development, finds Meredith Jones Russell
Action research might sound like the last thing that time-pressed practitioners will want to do, but it is a really useful tool to demonstrate the improving quality of your practice, finds Dr Kay...
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.
Spotting when parents are struggling with literacy, and supporting their needs, are key to ensuring families are engaged in their children’s learning. By Annette Rawstrone
What is good practice when it comes to managing staff? The Village Nursery Group, based around Manchester, has some tips. By Hannah Crown
The knack of making parents feel their children are loved and cherished has much value, says Working Mum.