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The hard times that are facing other sectors may spell good times for childcarers.Mary Evans finds out why As nursery proprietors and managers look to the New Year, do they see 2002 as a time to...
As your recent articles noted (News, 13 and 27 September), research at Southampton University has shown a clear link between artificial colourings and behavioural problems in children.
Two reports highlighting the abrupt transition that children undergo when moving from reception class to Key Stage 1, from play-based learning to a more formal approach, will be welcomed by early...
Sometimes settings may need assistance from other professionals to help them support a refugee or asylum seeking child. Certain behaviours may indicate when a child is less able to cope, such as:
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell thinks there's no getting around a redistribution of funds When New Labour came to power in 1997 it spun itself as a political project unencumbered by historical...
Work from a home base for activities across the curriculum by Judith Stevens, early years adviser for Lewisham Education Children learn best when they are involved in practical, stimulating activities...
Is one child's aggression a problem, or just a stage? Dr Maria Robinson looks at developmental factors.
Just when you think that your nanny job is running smoothly, and you are pleased because your charge's mother really trusts you to care for her child and to provide a stimulating programme of...
After the launch of the apprenticeship levy last month, Beena Nadeem sets out the dos and don’ts of agreements