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Promoting childcare as a service and a source of jobs is the aim of recent projects in ethnic minority communities. <B> Mary Evans </B> reports
One setting's inclusive approach to caring for twins with Down syndrome has benefited both the girls and their peers. Marianne Sargent reports
Children find it easier to explore and express their feelings through role play with peers than by talking to adults, as Lena Engel explains Dressing up, fun at any age, has a special creative appeal...
Including special needs children in mainstream settings can be a scary experience for the staff, says Mary Evans Deciding to implement an policy of inclusion and take children with special educational...
Parents in Aberdeen are to be helped to take up training, employment or further education by a project called Working for Families, part of an initiative funded by the Scottish Executive to assist...
Two large-scale partnership projects in London and Birmingham have recently shown what an ambitious agenda for excellence in early years music education can look like. Project leader Nicola Burke...
Light the sparks of learning and independence in Forest School activities using fire. Sarah Blackwell explains how to do it safely, and Forest Schools Birmingham and Midlands describe their...
* A new book, Learning from Sure Start: working with young children and their families, edited by Jo Weinberger, Caroline Pickstone and Peter Hannon, takes an in-depth look at the Sure Start...
The history of the influential early years education movement and how it is being put into practice today. By Janni Nicol