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Representatives from the voluntary sector, academia and business are to join politicians in Westminster’s Terrace Pavillion today to call for the appointment of a Cabinet minister for children and...
In the first part of a new series on extending your Foundation Stage book collection to support themes, Judith Stevens looks at vehicles All early years practitioners know how important it is that...
How organisations across the country have been maintaining A Better Start during the pandemic. By Frances Lyons, assistant director at the National Children’s Bureau
In our series on building a book collection around particular themes, Judith Stevens recommends titles for learning about animals When using themes as part of the planning process, practitioners...
Many years ago playgroups were just a place for children to go and play and have fun. Parents ran them and worked alongside the children. There was no paperwork, no planning and no Ofsted.
Unfortunately Nursery World never seems to mention the Open University's childcare and education courses in the training supplements or articles where an overview is given. The OU is currently running...
This year's Booktrust Pre-school Award has gone to Oliver Who Travelled Far and Wide.
Members of TACTYC are involved in Training, Advancement and Co-operation in the Teaching of Young Children.
Properly investing in children’s development and future is expensive, but proposed reforms to the sector are all about saving cash, says Penny Tassoni
Education consultant and early years reviewer for the School Library Association, Meg Barclay, reviews books which teach children about farms through nursery rhymes, about how to build resilience, and...