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What have been the highs and lows of your career as CEO of CACHE for nearly 20 years?
'I've done it,' says Melissa Blewitt, who qualified from University College, Chichester as an Advanced Early Years Specialist last month. Qualifying was the good news. The bad news is she can't find a...
You can help diabetic children in your setting with forewarning and some understanding of the condition. Maggie Jones reports
I read with interest the news brief about the University of Ulster's special educational needs website (19 February). I have a three-year-old great-nephew living in Antrim, Northern Ireland, who has...
Stay and Play is the most commonly run service offered by children's centres in deprived areas, according to new research into the way centres are managed and the type of provision they offer.
I am a Montessori teacher who, like many other Montessori teachers, works in the private sector. I welcome the plan by the National Day Nurseries Association to launch an Academy for the Early Years...
By Alan Davies, educational psychologist and author of TeachingTHRASS This month, education secretary Ruth Kelly stated on Sky News, 'We should have a systematic approach to teaching synthetic...
Helen Kewley of Nice Nannies Now in Huntingdon recalls learning something the hard way. 'I shall never forget the very first nanny I ever recruited. My agency had just opened. I was optimistic,...
The 'Match It!' series of six books from Picthall and Gunzi can help young children to develop counting, reading and communication skills in the form of a fun game challenging them to recognise and...
Extended schools are in danger of becoming 'warehouses that look after children', Tim Gill, a leading figure in the play sector warned last week. Speaking after the launch of the extended schools...