Riddle rhymes, protective siblings and imaginative clothing feature in this month's books reviewed by Alison Boyle Riggledy Piggledy
Part 26: two years one month. Jasmine enjoyed her second birthday, and was especially pleased with the Smarties on her birthday cake. She received a play kitchen and has since cooked many meals and...
Maths isn't all about being right or wrong, but the joy of discovery. Trisha Lee of theatre and education charity MakeBelieve Arts offers some insights on bringing it to life
Bedwetting is common in children under seven. Treatments, including alarms and medications, may be suitable for your child if they are approaching the age of seven. A full assessment will help to...
Children are being challenged to let their imaginations go wild and draw where they’d most like to sleep for a competition launched by Action for Children.
KS1 teacher Margaret Edwards makes her own recommendations Albert's House, from Resource Education, is an exciting program with delightful graphics and animation. The character in question, Albert, is...
This month in Jasmine's life included Christmas, which she celebrated with great enthusiasm. Her main present was a ball pool which she threw herself into with delight, loving the noise and...
A resource as basic as a bucket, and inspiration from an imaginative children's book, can provide the children in your setting with limitless activities, starting with these suggested by Helen Bromley...
I am a qualified secondary music teacher and have decided to become a classroom assistant, as I have a diploma in childcare as well as a BEd. I plan to open my own nursery at some stage, and am...
The combination of increasing numbers of expatriates wanting private education for their children and local parents favouring western-style education has led to a surge in the number of private...