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Primary 2 pupils from publicly funded schools show improved performance in the National Survey of 5-14 Attainment Levels. Results in the school years 1998/99 and 1999/2000 in maths, reading and...
Tommy's Campaign, the charity that funds research into the causes of miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth, has changed its name to Tommy's, the baby charity, and will be known as Tommy's from...
Government plans to use synthetic phonics as the only method of teaching reading have been criticised by a leading educational psychologist, who warns that rather than fostering a love of books this...
Ideas to help you implement Birth to Three Matters This week: In you go! - tunnels and tents: how to promote confidence and competence
Our news item about the nanny filmed abusing children on a surveillance camera in last month's issue caught the eye of E Cruickshank of Bromley, Kent. She writes, 'If I found out that the family I...
Molly (not her real name) was a quiet girl at nursery, but appeared to settle in well, although sometimes she did seem a little withdrawn.
The latest statistics for early years inspections show that Ofsted is being tougher on childminders and nurseries with more being judged inadequate and fewer given an outstanding grade.
Whether it’s gin and tonic or apple crumble and custard, some things work better together than apart. By Charlotte Goddard
Ways to progress through a session based on rhythm or different types of music are set out by Helen Bilton.
The secrets behind movements and activities that appeal almost universally to young children are revealed by Anne O'Connor and Anna Daly.