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In a new series updating our popular EYFS Training series from 2010, Charlotte Goddard looks at the EYFS, its underpinning principles and changes ahead in 2019
Vegetarian campaigners have hit out at the use of fish oil, found in recent trials to improve children's behaviour and concentration, claiming that fish oil supplements contain high levels of...
With all the articles in Nursery World about appropriate practices in nurseries, why are some nurseries still dictating to staff how perfect their classrooms should look? For example, I was...
Switch on to ICT Besides pointing out the benefits of sound structural engineering - bricks beat straw! - these activities are a fun way to help literacy and creative development. They are based on...
* Willows Centre for Children in Portsmouth has been rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted in a recent inspection. The centre, which up until recently catered for 40 children aged nought to four with learning...
A national working group of nanny agencies and nanny representatives is set to lobby the Government to introduce a register of nannies. The working group, whose 20 members include the Recruitment and...
Half of parents (51 per cent) are concerned about their children’s mental health and well-being as they return to school this month, many for the first time since March, a survey suggests.
<P> Mathematics is an area likely to be coloured by parents' own lack of confidence or their high ambitions for their child. <B> Penny Tassoni </B> explains how best to approach it </P>
Careful planning will give children the first-hand experiences they need to start learning about writing, says Julian Grenier
It is perfectly possible for children to participate in regular phonics sessions that are enjoyable for all concerned. Poetry and song