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George, three years old, had been listening with the other children in the nursery to his teacher telling them that the wheely toys could not come into the covered yard. She drew a line in chalk to...
More stringent child protection policies have been demanded by the Liberal Democrats, along with a renewed call for an independent children's commissioner for England. In an Early Day Motion on...
What were you like as a baby? Help children develop their sense of personal identity with early learning activities by Anne O'Connor Activity 1
Research to re-evaluate the evidence used in developing the Early Years Foundation Stage is underway, ahead of the review of the EYFS next year.
An international award for services to parents and babies has been made to the Royal Glamorgan Hospital in Llantristant. Welsh health minister Jane Hutt presented staff at the hospital with the UNICEF...
The 2010 review of the Early Years Foundation Stage will not move away from the 'core pillars' of the EYFS, said Claudine Menashe-Jones, deputy director, Quality and Standards Division of the DCSF.
Almost every early years setting has children who speak languages other than English at home. But what approaches can practitioners use to best support multilingual learning? Penny Tassoni reports.
A nanny's offhand observation has inspired an art book designed specially for babies, with contributions from well-known artists and profits going to the NSPCC.
Three-year-olds who took part in a scheme to improve maths teaching in early years settings made the equivalent of two extra months’ progress on average compared to other children, research suggests.
Ministers are asking for voluntary organisations, charities and local communities to contribute to a consultation on developing a long-term strategy to end child poverty.