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Karen Faux recommends four recent releases that will provide plenty of food for thought and action.
Use the dark winter days as an excuse to turn on the torches and investigate the concepts of light and dark, with these scientific activities by Helen Shelbourne Make the most of the dark nights and...
Using pictures of young children usually brings a happy response, but before you let them be taken in your setting there are certain procedures to follow, as Viv Hampshire explains.
Professors Kathy Goouch and Sacha Powell tell Nursery World what their Baby Room Projects have achieved, and three areas provide case studies of their experiences of taking part in the work
Further to the death of baby Thomas Egan as a result of being fed food containing cow's milk protein at a day nursery (News, 30 January), I think there needs to be a review of the standard of...
The actions of the youngest children who have not developed verbal expression show what's on their minds, says Jennie Lindon It is easy for early years practitioners and parents to overlook the...
KIDS, a charity for disabled children and young people, has launched a free suite of resources to support families in the move to personal budgets.
The focus of this area of learning is now on understanding people and communities, the natural and built environment, and everyday objects with functions created by technology.
Glasgow schools are opening in the summer holidays for the first time to offer meals and activities for families that struggle financially without free school meals.
A report has found that there is a glaring gulf between the principles of the Foundation Stage and classroom practice. <B>Mary Evans</B> looks at why it's so hard to get the reception year right