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Even very young children can recognise signs and labels and nurseries can build on this 'real life' reading. Jane Drake suggests ideas for developing early literacy skills. We may settle down to read...
Labour is launching a programme of early years events, as part of what it is calling ‘a big conversation’ to talk to childcare providers and families.
Pool your observations with the staff team for effective learning through water play, as <B> Jane Drake </B> continues our series on planning in the long, medium and short terms
The poorest third of families will see almost no direct benefit from the extended early years entitlement, according to new analysis.
Two HMRC nurseries in Wales and Scotland threatened with closure could stay open for another three years.
(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...
A new campaign launched by the Child Poverty Action Group is calling on the Government to ensure that the benefits debate focuses on the needs of ordinary families.
Children whose parents are serving in the armed forces are discovering the social and emotional benefits of a new garden at an Edinburgh primary school.
The revised EYFS framework will require providers to give staff effective supervision - but just what does that mean? Nicola Amies, director of early years at Bright Horizons, explains her vision.
When Nursery World readers tell us what they would like more information on, top of the list for those early years practitioners working with the youngest children is 'planning for birth to threes'....