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Use physical movement play to enhance children's vocabulary and language skills, says Helen Bilton.
Dramatising a story can help children to express emotions and structure a narrative, says Helen Bilton.
In both the indoors and outdoors environments, loose parts are an ideal resource for involving children in maths activities, explains Shardi Vaziri
A defunct alphabet that was used in schools in the 1960s and 70s provides important lessons for current approaches to the literacy teaching of young children, discovers Caroline Vollans
Anne O'Connor explains the changes to Physical Development in the revised framework
Our children, staff and parents worked hard to raise more than 500 for the Children's Hospice Southwest. We gained consent from parents for children to be photographed while presenting the cheque to a...
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Manchester Metropolitan University is investigating the impact of the Birth to Three Matters framework and how it lives on in practice today, and would like to hear your thoughts.
The SSTEW scale has been developed to assess the quality of early childhood education and care. Denise Kingston and Professor Iram Siraj of the Institute of Education explain.
How experimenting with music aids children’s personal, social and emotional development and promotes self-regulation. Linda Pound explains, and offers practical advice for practitioners