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Families who have disabled children feel shut out from society and alienated from their communities because of negative attitudes and a lack of support services, according to a new survey.
Feedback from early years workers shows the benefits the Early Support programme is bringing families, says Beverley Hughes.
Name: Ceara Gallagher Age: 32 Job title: Specialist speech and language therapist
Teacher Silvia Lauzzana on the innovative ideas Steiner kindergartens used to support children's learning without turning to technology
The development of siblings of children with autism at 4 and 14 months: social engagement, communication, and cognition Two groups of 14 Israeli children were studied at four and 14 months: siblings...
Sharing a story-telling session, listening to aCD and acting out favourite tales using props are all ways in which children can be encouraged to engage with books Practitioners who want to create a...
The National Day Nurseries Association is urging nurseries to respond to the Government's early years funding consultation. The NDNA warned that providers could miss out on the opportunity to make...
More than £63.5 million of Government money to deliver three- and four-year-old places was unspent by local authorities in 2018/19, with just 15 per cent of the funding returned to childcare...
(Photograph) - The Morden Mount and Heathside Community Toy Library has opened in a primary school in the London borough of Lewisham, with plans for further services including a parent and toddler...
Is everyone ready for the Early Years Foundation Stage? Well, up to a point, as our survey of attitudes to the EYFS and Early Years Professionals carried out by The Consortium shows (see News, page...