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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
Good follow-up practice is vital in making the most of the Integrated Review, writes Dr Kay Mathieson
(Photograph) - Harry Matthews, three, and nursery manager Hayley Tyson of Coneygarth Farm Day Nursery get a beginner's guide to using their new Toshiba laptop and management software from Chris Reid,...
A home-grown approach to peer mentoring at a nursery school and children's centre in London is improving practice, as well as making work more satisfying for the team. Headteacher Dr Julian Grenier...
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.
So much of policy-making and change feels short-term in nature that it is refreshing and illuminating to step back and think about the long term - history.
Children progress by facing challenges, and good practitioners have a sense of when to step in and when to hold back. Jennie Lindon advises.