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* There is still time for young photographers to enter their efforts in the competition for National Childcare Week 2001, as the deadline has now been extended until 16 April. Children are invited to...
Helen Clark explains why new mental health legislation for children should be made a priority and how readers can get behind it.
Children's health is an area of growing concern for parents and Governments alike, and in Wales we have launched an exercise programme that focuses on young children's posture, movement and...
One nursery tried a positive approach to giving children the power and independence to sort things out among themselves. Mariette Heaney describes the process and the results.
The children in the Red Room at The Childcare Centre at Darlington College enjoyed discussing their favourite foods and recording them on a chart, says Dionne Sheehan. Planned learning intentions
Thousands of families, already struggling to feed and clothe their children, will be plunged into the ‘bleakest’ winter crisis, a new report by Action for Children warns.
All the main political parties have made interesting statements in the past week or so about their early years education and childcare policy - some straightforward, some a case of reading between the...
KIDS, a charity for disabled children and young people, has launched a free suite of resources to support families in the move to personal budgets.
* Snack Time by Jenni Clarke (from the Key Issues Series by Featherstone Education 9.99, www.featherstone.uk.com) features snack food ideas and related activities to promote food awareness in a fun...
Letting children vote on matters such as resources gives them a sense of ownership, among other benefits. By Amy Jackson