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‘What is wrong with you?’ ‘Why are you so difficult?’ ‘Cheer up!’
Name: Emma L ClappertonPosition: Nursery practitioner at Mulberry Bush Montessori Day Nursery in Glasgow
The Gaelic Pre-school Council, Comhairlie nan Sgoiltean Araich (CNSA), is considering contacting the police after seeking advice on race hate letters. CNSA turned to the Commission for Racial Equality...
I'm not sure what Anthea Thomas is getting so steamed up about ('Polling problems', Letters, 1 January). In my 10 years' experience as chief executive of the National Childminding Association, I have...
An independent selection of new products and resources If you are working towards an NVQ Level 3, Building a Portfolio for Early Years Care and Education from Step Forward Publishing will prove...
More than 1,000 children were diagnosed with diabetes last year, new figures show.
Teaching young children to overcome bias and challenge prejudice is a process that must start with early years practitioners reflecting on their own attitudes, says Anne O'Connor.
We all need to do what we can to stop the spread of germs and limit the current swine flu outbreak ('Catch it, bin it, kill it', as the Government ad puts it), but often with these sorts of health...
Playing with words needn't be dull. Lynne Garner suggests a range of games to put the fun into literacy Some children see words as boring and the learning of them tedious.
It becomes obvious when you stop to look at the job of nannying for more than a few minutes that nannies are in 'sole charge' not just of children but of their own careers. It's because they work...