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Going out of the home can really help boost your child's language. New experiences provide opportunities to see new objects and people and these all need labelling.
New developments in the understanding of special needs will keep your practice up to date and ensure you give children in your setting the most appropriate care Autism
In the 1960s physical discipline, including the strap, was still commonplace in most British schools and few people would have supported a total ban on smacking. A mere 40 years down the line and...
A Europe-wide magazine which will explore approaches to children's services across Europe was launched in Glasgow last week at an event presided over by Helen Liddell, the secretary of state for...
If your morale is on the slide, says Helen Kewley, take the plunge and consider your other options Winter is still dragging on, and this is the time of year when my agency gets the most phone calls...
Special needs are quickly forgotten during playtime at an Aberdeen playgroup which is leading the way in integration. A recent Disability Rights Commission survey found that people in Britain have...
Rather than recommending specific models it will be more use to provide a list of the features you are likely to need. So, to summarise: * For all cameras, you will need a built-in automatic flash,...
Early years professionals have been warned to look out for racism among young children. Children in Scotland project co-ordinator Selma Rahman said that young people attending its conference, Equal...
An organisation that spearheads regeneration projects and community building is teaming up with a leading childcare consultancy to open day nurseries in deprived areas in the UK. The Places for People...