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A love of children, dissatisfaction with alternative careers or being able to do flexible hours are the main reasons people choose to work in childcare, according to the IPPR study For Love or Money.
Between 18 months and two and a half years of age, most young children will show that they have made the move into ideas about familiar objects, people and events in daily life. This area of...
Proposing that pain is often the only way to discipline a small child just shows Andrew Bowdler's (Letters, 17 October) lack of imagination and understanding of child development. How does he think...
I was pleased that my 'In my view' column (5 April) about the value of keyworking was published but I was disappointed that there was not enough room for one of my points. I quoted research in the...
'Making Choices' is designed to help people decide what childcare job is right for them. Linda Prudence went along and discovered playwork, says Anne Wiltsher Linda Prudence, now 36, who lives on the...
Simon Vevers presents a wide range of courses that show you the tools for teaching the early years curriculum Curriculum
Group and individual support programmes at school help children to cope with family break-ups, a report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has found. The report, Schools and Family Change:...
Both nature and nurture are at work when children re-enact key stages in the evolution of our species, says Philip Waters, in the latest article in his series on play types. I find it very alarming on...
Nearly 600 people have signed an open letter to Ofsted raising concerns about the negative inspection experiences of early years settings, maintained nursery schools, and schools, amid claims they are...
Your Christmas shopping questions for the children in your care are answered by Sue Hubberstey and Jan Hurst Parents have a habit of asking other people what they should get their children for...