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How one setting’s introduction of a traditional cabinet of curiosities has supported children’s explorations of the natural world around them. By Annette Rawstrone
There's no need for providers to fear inspections under the new national daycare standards. Jean Evans offers reassurance Many early years practitioners are worried about whether they are meeting the...
(Photograph) - Five-year-olds Nadja Howton, Kenya Paul and Ciara Galvin put themselves on the map at Bernie Spain Gardens on London's South Bank. An event called Celebrating Sanctuary, held as part...
Nannies with an interest in caring for children with special needs can receive relevant news in the online newsletter of special needs agency Snap Childcare. The spring issue features the sponsored...
(Photograph) - Children's book illustrator Quentin Blake is co-curator of an exhibition of contemporary children's artists opening at the Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green, London, on 10...
The 'Match It!' series of six books from Picthall and Gunzi can help young children to develop counting, reading and communication skills in the form of a fun game challenging them to recognise and...
Recent research backs up Piaget's theory of how the infant brain develops, as Annette Karmiloff-Smith explains.
More than 80 per cent of providers are Good or Outstanding under Ofsted’s new inspection framework, but this trend may not continue, an outcomes analyst has said.
Karen Hart unpicks Standard 2 of the Early Years Teacher criteria and suggests how practitioners might best demonstrate it.