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The longer children spend in group daycare, the more aggressive and disobedient they are throughout primary school, even if they attend a high-quality setting, according to new research.<BR>
Do young children consciously reject one parent and cling to the other? Cath Hunter offers advice for talking with families and getting through what may be a difficult phase for them.
Labour will draw on best practice in Scandinavia as part of a major review of childcare policy to develop a plan to support sustainable provision.
In providing resources for playful learning we need to remember the process in which they will be used, not just the outcome at the end, says Anne O'Connor.
The likely policy moves by the new Government and their effects on early years providers are speculated upon by Robert Collier.
Action for Children's recent analysis of cross-party politics relating to children and young people had some astounding results.
The number of nurseries and childminders judged good or outstanding has risen significantly since the introduction of the EYFS, according to a report by Ofsted on its impact.
Lots of changes are afoot in early years policy, yet uncertainty remains about the long-term results.
An action plan for play policy for younger children in Northern Ireland is to be put out for consultation later this year. Lord Jeff Rooker, minister for children and young people, told the Play Works...