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The different levels and forms of schemas, and what they mean for young children's learning, are explained by Professor Tina Bruce Babies at birth are already able to do all sorts of things. They can...
Around 93 per cent of parents in the UK let their young children watch television, with 42 per cent believing it is a great way for children to learn, according to a new poll.
What makes a handy portable snack that avoids the junk? Fiona Hamilton-Fairley packs a picnic One thing children love is when you announce that a day out is imminent and a picnic hamper or coolbag is...
How one setting introduced ‘In The Moment Planning’ to ensure that child-led play and activities are not interrupted and children feel valued and listened to. By Dawn Rigby
Lower birth weight of Dutch neonates who were in utero at the time of the 9/11 attacks Researchers compared birth weights of 1,885 Dutch babies who were in their mothers' womb during the September 11...
Should we be aiming for an integrated childcare workforce, where a core qualification is taken by everybody wanting to work with children of all ages, followed by training through specialist units?...
(Photograph) - Music medals are to be introduced in schools from this September to encourage young children to achieve their full musical potential. The medals, which will be aimed at children aged...
This is the third of four articles on inclusion. The articles are structured around the themes and principles underpinning the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), 2007 (see table).