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Creativity and Critical Thinking is central to an effective early years curriculum and pedagogy, argue Professor Chris Pascal and Professor Tony Bertram
* Just under 130,000 new childcare places were created in England in nine months last year, employment and equal opportunities minister MargaretHodge claimed last week. Mrs Hodge announced that the...
Just over one parent in ten in England considers the quality of nursery education in their local area to be excellent, while eight per cent said it was not very good or not good at all, according to a...
Young children respond to art instinctively as a way to express themselves, and in experimenting with materials they discover how to give form to their ideas and feelings Painting and drawing are...
Early years experts have greeted with relief the DfES decision to extend the development period for the Early Years Foundation Stage, in the face of strong criticism of the proposed format for the new...
Nursery World reported that the Early Years Foundation Stage is to spend longer in development (News, 24 August). The Early Years Curriculum Group (EYCG) welcomes this. We are concerned at the loss of...
A new road safety guide for pre-school children developed by the Children's Traffic Club is being distributed to nurseries this month to accompany the Scottish Road Safety Campaign's Children's...
The number of young children in Northern Ireland who have been diagnosed as autistic has risen markedly in recent years, according to a report published last week by the Northern Ireland Executive....
Healthy eating, wellbeing and the benefits of physical activity and cooking are the focus of a new virtual event organised by the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF).
This day conference by the Manchester Metropolitan University will consider ways in which the formal needs of the writing curriculum can be met while still creating opportunities for allowing children...