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How did lockdown have an impact on domestic abuse, and what can early years settings do to help support affected children and their parents, asks Charlotte Goddard
‘The people that society wants for tomorrow are in Child at Street 11 today’ – Anne O’Connor went to meet them and learn about this Singapore centre’s ‘pedagogy of possibilities’
Babies and toddlers from disadvantaged families spent less time outdoors and reading and playing with their parents during lockdown than their better-off peers, according to new research.
Financially struggling families in Peterborough are being supported by a local nursery group that is gathering children’s coats to ensure that they are warm this winter.
Interaction and role play are the remedies suggested by Jenny Mosley and Ross Grogan when a young child seems detached and unengaged in the nursery day Q A two-year-old attending pre-school finds it...
Some food for thought in your professional career. Supporting Musical Development in the Early Years. By Linda Pound and Chris Harrison. (Open University Press, 15.99, 01280 823388)
Formal childcare provision is not keeping up with the social change of more and more parents working atypical hours, which can adversely affect children's well-being. Karen Faux reports.
To have responsibility for the learning and development of not only the children, but the staff, parents and carers within a setting too, is quite unusual.
Principle * Giving particular attention to practical activities underpinned by children's developing communication skills (p68) Early learning goals
Middle-income families are only 38 a week better off after paying childcare and housing costs than those on low-incomes, according to new research.