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Having worked for the past 11 years in a variety of schools as a teaching assistant from Key Stage 1 to 4, it is clear that some schools are much further behind in the development of support staff...
By Alison Street, author of Singing together for 1 and 2 and co-author of Voiceplay Songs to help things happen
Develop manipulative skills for mark-making with an assortment of resources in the office role-play area, says Jane Drake Children need a wide range of opportunities for developing the skills of...
There are many ways to think about time, says Alison Clark in this edited extract of her book Slow Knowledge and the Unhurried Child
I think the Foundation Stage's name couldn't be more correct as this is the time when young children learn most, yet as practitioners we nursery nurses are expected to work for very low salaries....
It was a tall order to fit in all there was to see, hear, try and buy at this year's Manchester exhibition. Annette Rawstrone was there
To mark Clean Air Day, a road outside Great Ormond Street Hospital was closed to traffic and transformed into a rainbow-themed play zone for local children to enjoy. ?
With early years settings and schools expected to reopen to more children from 1 June, the sector is split between those who say they are ready and those who are worried that they cannot guarantee the...
Practitioners with nutritional knowledge are key to instilling healthy habits in children. Meredith Jones Russell looks at the training options.
In this new series, James Hempsall investigates how different settings are adapting to the new flexible requirements