One children's centre has developed a course on enabling children to experiment with food, after its own success. Annette Rawstrone reports.
The influence on children of the time and place in which they grow up is considered by Professor Tricia David A quarter of a century ago, having travelled and observed children in other countries such...
Vulnerable children find ways to express themselves when working with Tiffany Hughes, music therapist at the Coram Family Centre When people ask me what I do and I tell them that I'm a music...
In this the eleventh National Strategies feature on the Early Years Foundation Stage, Kim Porter, senior adviser at Every Child a Talker, and early years regional advisers Jonathan Doherty and Kairen...
The Secretary of State for Education and Skills, Charles Clarke, last month said that the Government had 'not quite got it right' on the issue of outdoor play. Speaking at the launch of a new report,...
At the Doctor's At last, someone has produced a piece of software specifically designed to support the powerful activity of role-play. 'At the Doctor's' is the first in a series that helps...
Acurriculum-based approach is not appropriate for the under-threes, claims a new report from the Scottish Executive reviewing more than 30 years of research on early child development. The report,...
Make time to tour our fantastic exhibition at the Nursery World Show on 1-2 February at London's Business Design Centre to try and buy the latest resources.
London’s Child Obesity Taskforce has announced its 10 ambitions to improve child health across the capital.
Moving more provision outdoors makes even more sense than ever against the background of coronavirus, writes Julie Mountain in the first of a two-part series