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Brushes, leaves, pebbles and fruit are all objects that can be the springboard for observation tasks, says Lena Engel Area of learning:
Much emphasis is put on academic achievement, but how do we support each child to become a person? Marion Dowling begins a three-part series
Hot off the press is a brand-new, up-to-date, comprehensive book about nannying that's written for nannies themselves rather than their employers. Nannying: A Guide to Good Practice by Christine...
There are many strategies that practitioners can use to help children deal with anxiety. By Annette Rawstrone
Babies who show early signs of autism, such as avoiding eye contact and not bonding with their parents, should be treated in the first few months of life, according to an expert in infant mental...
Good communication is the key to successful inclusion for children with visual or hearing disabilities and a positive outlook will benefit everyone Underpinning the foundation stage curriculum is the...
In the final part of this series on introducing UNESCO’s Sustainable Development Goals to an early years setting, Dr Diane Boyd joins up all the goals
Winter is here and the nights are long - a time when nannying at night sounds rather cosy (see this month's feature on specialising in just that). But as we draw indoors our thinking and feelings turn...
In this series by senior health visitors, Shirley Adebayo, a senior health visitor at North Middlesex University Hospital, London, talks about stages of speech and language development following a...