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Disorders in physical co-ordination could be avoided by early years practitioners giving children simple exercises, as Mary Evans reports.
The voluntary sector has improved more than any other type of provision, according to the first large-scale study of childcare across England since the Effective Provision of Pre-School Education...
With increasing numbers of under-threes set to access funded early education, learn how to create the kinds of environments in which babies and toddlers thrive at our one day conference in London on...
Whether or not to use bikes at early years settings is the subject of some debate, finds Caroline Vollans
The National Council of Voluntary Child Care Organisations has launched A beginner's guide to Children and Families' Workforce Development. Written by Zoe Mundy of Home Start UK, the free guide aims...
Rochdale Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership in Lancashire has liaised successfully with a major local employer, MyTravel UK, formerly Airtours, to improve access to childcare for its...
Observing children's schemas is not only a useful way to shape play - there is evidence that these patterns of behaviour offer guidance to individuals' emotions. Kath Tayler looks at a case study.
We know from our conversations with students starting early childhood studies degrees and from pleas for help posted on our forum that studying at this high level is no easy task.
The Babysong Project has been looking at how singing and song can establish intimacy between practitioners and babies. Vanessa Young explains