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By Anne Longfield, chief executive of Kids' Clubs Network All children benefit from access to positive and supportive environments to develop, play and learn, but for some children, it is particularly...
Nurseries should be designed to meet the needs of the child, but this is often not the case, argues Jenny Benjamin For too long, says Eva Lloyd, chief executive of the National Early Years Network...
Picking up on an interest in cake-making can give opportunities for promoting children's creative development, Jane Drake explains Observation in setting
Kay Mathieson will be leading a seminar on the Prime Areas of Learning at the Nursery World Show 2015
There are many theories of children's play. I doubt that any of them, even combined, fully encompass the range of activities and experiences that children undertake as play.
The Open University has developed a free online physical development (PD) course, which is due to launch on 27 July and is now open for registration.
Figures obtained by the Labour party show the number of early years places fell by more than 45,000 between 2009 and 2015.
Children progress by facing challenges, and good practitioners have a sense of when to step in and when to hold back. Jennie Lindon advises.
Everyday real-life activities such as making shopping lists are the most valuable way to encourage confident literacy skills, says Anne O'Connor.
It is essential to put strong processes in place to ensure quality provision for twos, says Vicky Hutchin.