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Although it’s tempting to buy either cheaper items or those intended for domestic use, settings will be better off in the long run with heavy-duty, nursery-friendly furniture. By Annette Rawstrone
Name: Lucy Scott Job title: Hospital playworker Name of department and organisation: Specialised Play Department, Birmingham Children's Hospital Location: Birmingham Duties
Imagine the sounds of dinosaurs for activities ideal for developing early literacy and other areas of the curriculum by Jean Evans How we should prepare children for formal literacy teaching has long...
(Photograph) - Robin Hood is lent a hand by a friendly fairy at Buffer Bear Nursery at Heathrow during its name-changing open day. Formerly West Drayton nursery, it wanted a new name to reflect its...
Amother whose baby daughter almost died from an allergic reaction after she was fed cows' milk at a day nursery has designed a range of T-shirts to protect other children from accidents. Sarah Agar,...
You are probably already familiar with the Blue Kangaroo series of books, written by Emma Chichester-Clark and published by Andersen Press. Last autumn, the publishers released this delightful box...
A zip-off design makes the new GR8X Back Pack Duo baby changing bag from Bebeniq into two bags in one, so an everyday bag doubles up for overnights and weekends away, with ample pockets and...
An independent coalition representing organisations across the early years sector has called on the Government to have 'a new vision of early childhood services' along the lines of Denmark and Sweden....
Let's not risk boring spaces By Bernard Spiegal, principle of Playlink No negligence claims have been lodged against local authorities for inducing boredom in children, limiting their imaginations, or...
Help children get their heads around numbers over ten, with fun rhymes and games from Opal Dunn.