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Nearly 1 in 10 schools had more than 20 per cent of their teaching staff off due to Covid on the first day of the new term, findings from a snap poll reveal .
The children at Akrotiri Pre-School had great fun transforming old potatoes into a group of amusing characters. As part of their topic on food, the children spent a week enjoying activities and...
The second phase of a UK-wide consultation on proposals to revise the values and assumptions that inform playwork training has been launched by Play Wales, the national organisation for play in Wales....
Babies and young children are very musical. Dr Susan Young looks at how to use singing and rhythmic movement in everyday activities to benefit a child's development One of the most exciting...
Last-minute preparations for end-of-term activities and the start of the summer holidays will be uppermost in early years practitioners' minds at the moment, but don't forget to lay plans for next...
Early years practitioners and childminders will be helped to instil a love of reading in children through a project launched last week by the National Literacy Trust.
A simple story about a dog in a sweater can inspire activities in different areas of the curriculum, says Lena Engel One of the stories by Gene Zion about a much-loved pet dog called Harry is No Roses...
<P> Bilingual assistant <B> Mina Yusuf </B> spells out her typical week helping nursery and school children in their mother tongue </P>
Brushes, leaves, pebbles and fruit are all objects that can be the springboard for observation tasks, says Lena Engel Area of learning:
Penny Holland's pioneering work on gun play, a controversial and emotive subject, is worth revisiting in these times, Nicole Weinstein discovers as part of her resources series