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It's good to know readers' comments about products are taken seriously by suppliers. One nursery owner wrote to us about a steriliser we had featured in our spring issue. She used several of these in...
by Rosemary Roberts, Centre for Research in Early Childhood, Birmingham (Sage, 19.99, ISBN 978-1-84860-721-7)
With regard to Shelly Newstead's comments in 'Analysis: Holiday childcare will become harder to find' (19 August), we would like to clarify that SkillsActive has a contractual obligation from the...
Children enjoyed the first signs of spring on their latest trip to the woods, explains Martin Pace, director, Reflections Nursery & Forest School, Worthing, West Sussex.
Number discrimination in ten-month-old infants Two experiments in the US investigated developmental changes in large number discrimination with visual-spatial arrays. Previous studies found that...
The Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care is poised to identify five of the new national standards for early education and childcare as priorities for Care Commission officers to focus on in...
'Doctor, I'm worried about my children. I think they've been exposed to worms from my dog and I've heard that worms can cause blindness?'
Our new issue, now available online, will support you to have the best start to 2021, with a wealth of information, expert advice, news and opinion.
Labour's new saving and investment plan for children was officially launched last week by Chancellor Gordon Brown. Over the next few months, Britain's two million children born on or after 1 September...
Eight in ten Sure Start children's centres in the most deprived areas of the country are outstanding or good, the latest statistics for Ofsted inspections show.