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It is traditionally hard to prove how pedagogical knowledge impacts children's outcomes, but a new Oxford University study has gained new ground. By Caroline Vollans
I agree with Linda Doyle's comments, 'Forget the competition - let's work together, not against each other' (Letters, 13 September).
Wentworth Nursery School in Hackney has been named Early Years Setting of the Year at the third annual Shine a Light awards ceremony in London.
Fundraising is big news right the way through the education system and the humble jumble sale is not lucrative enough to cover all the outings, special events and extras that happen throughout the...
I was not amused to read Maggie Dyer's letter (15 March) implying that childminders would teach teenage mothers that it is right to smack a child or to smoke in front of a child. I have just completed...
The recent flooding didn't act as a deterrent for a ten-year-old Brownie who camped in her leader's back garden to earn her last badge.
It is a pity that neither Nursery World nor the National Day Nurseries Association chose to speak to the Daycare Trust before commenting on our response to the Government's Education White Paper and...
Observing the level of involvement that children show in their play can tell you much about their emotional well-being, says Anne O'Connor.
<P> Young children take to learning other languages more readily than most people think. Emma Haughton explains why the early years are the ideal time to start </P>