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A new joint pilot by a training provider and a university will offer early years staff a clear route to higher level qualifications.
Staff are likely to work together better after they have had to function as a group away from the workplace, says Mary Evans Team building is one of those management-speak phrases which conjures up...
It is August, and traditionally a time when you get a chance to tidy the shelves, sort out the filing and take stock of your work before the autumn frenzy descends.
Thank you for a great eight-page guide to pre-schools (Nursery World, 4 August). Yes, we may seem to be a minority in the childcare sector, but we are still around and, in some areas, thriving by...
The number of single-parent families in the UK has reached the two million mark for the first time, according to new statistics.
Box of objects * Gather together a range of resources that represent the same word - for example, teddies.
Those who lived through the bleak days of the Woodhead/Blunkett Education regime of the late 1990s scarcely imagined that early-years policy-making could be any more Dark-Aged, but in this respect the...
A degree doesn't make you a more capable person to look after children unless it's a teaching/childcare degree. What about those who have a degree in geography, does that make them more competent?
Imagine the scene. You have begun to write the shopping list and have left a pen and paper on the table. A series of peculiar marks have now appeared and your child beams and announces, 'I can write...
While certain activities are useful for the development of handwriting, others can hinder it - and practitioners can help by explaining the differences to parents.