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The principle of early intervention to bring about change and improvement is firmly established across children's services. However, the idea of five-year-olds being warned off guns and the gang...
Early childhood education programmes do not offer any measurable benefits to children if they fall below certain levels of cost and quality, claims an international study.
Make maths meaningful to young children by being less formal and looking at real life, says Elaine Bennett
A nanny who went from college to pre-school tells Helen Kewley how she set herself on the business path I first met Natalie Pragliola in 2004 when I went to talk to the DCE students at Stamford...
Effective management remains key to tackling the sector's ongoing challenge of recruiting and retaining enthusiastic and capable early years practitioners ACORN CHILDCARE TRAINING
Tricia Pritchard Professional officer at the Professional Association of Nursery Nurses (PANN), and chair of playpen
Nursery World and Master Travel invite you on a professional study tour to two countries with a reputation for innovative early years policy and practice.
Practitioners need to be up to date with research and changes in the early years sector. Here we show where to turn to find out about developments in practice and policy The forthcoming introduction...
Our new monthly magazine is packed with practice and management advice, news and opinion, and all the latest on meeting the challenges of the coronavirus crisis
Children and families will suffer if summer childcare providers are not supported and guided competently by the Government, says Richard Bernstein, director of XUK Camps