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Whether at home or in a setting, identifying and responding to a child's interest in technology will pay dividends, as Jane Drake explains Observation in setting
Practitioners need to identify and observe young children thinking to give them opportunities to move on further, says early years consultant Marion Dowling.
Local authorities in England will receive at least £500,000 this year to support children with special educational needs and disabilities, including those in early years settings, the Department for...
Ever wondered what the Early Childhood Forum does? <B> Judith Napier </B> looks at the activities of the ECF as it aims to integrate and strengthen the childcare sector
The return of the first-ever children's minister Margaret Hodge to the early years fray could be good news for the sector.
The Government's decision to allow childminders to smoke in front of the children in their care and smack them if they have parents' permission has come under renewed attack from an all-party group of...
When it comes to racism, Liz Pemberton questions how leaders can start conversations around the subject
Should infant free school meals be free for all? In reality they are an 'expensive gimmick' that subsidises middle-class parents, argues Lewis Brown.
Blast off from an entertaining children's book for activities across all areas of learning, with these ideas by Jane Drake The story of Q Pootle 5, about a friendly space traveller, is written and...