The idea that children are visual, auditory or kinaesthetic learners is ‘completely unhelpful’ for learning, a leading brain expert said at the Nursery World show today.
Essential early years By Louise Dryden, Ruth Forbes, Penny Mukherji, Linda Pound
Children's creativity occurs in the creating, not the end product, Jennie Lindon advises Y oung children need time and space to develop the flair of creativity - an open-ended confidence that lets...
If a bright idea brings benefits to one setting, you want to spread the word. Melanie Defries explains how some chains do just that.
Kindred Nurseries has acquired the four Bright Stars Nurseries, based in London.
Light a creative touchpaper and watch your club's indoor bonfire party go off with a bang with these fun and varied activity suggestions by Deborah Sharpe 'I love fireworks.' 'I hate bangers.' 'The...
Bright horizons family Solutions, the second largest nursery chain in the UK, has been recognised for the fourth consecutive year as one of the 50 Best Workplaces in the UK by the Great Place to Work...
Whatever you do, don't tell children they're clever, says Robin Balbernie
Childbase Partnership are top in our Nursery Chains’ 2024 table, which analyses the Ofsted reports of the 25 biggest groups in the UK.
I totally agree with Anne Higgison about teachers and early years practitioners (Letters, 16 February). Qualified nursery practitioners study hard, work hard, and plan effective play- based practice,...