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'Intimidating' groups of teenagers hanging out on streets are often ganging together to keep safe and avoid trouble, according to a recent study. The research with families in four disadvantaged areas...
By Suzi Beaman, owner of Holding the Reins Nursery in Plymouth, Devon We have run our nursery and cared for children aged two to five for 12 years. Following our recent transitional Ofsted inspection,...
When children are really concentrating they're unlikely to be sitting still and listening, writes Penny Tassoni Being able to deliberately focus our attention on one activity is an important skill. It...
Tablets and iPads can help to support the development of willing and able readers. Dr Natalia Kucirkova offers some tips and strategies
A well-run nursery should be able to cope with the logistical issues when a member of the team goes on maternity leave, and even create opportunities for others around it, says Sarah Steel, managing...
‘Mood music’ offers a playful and contained way to begin to give shape and expression to what may be difficult emotional experiences for young children. Community musician and trainer Bill Roberts...
We can pick up some hints about how the Department for Education is thinking.
Dog rose works incredibly hard all year round and there is a distinct lifecycle you can share with children, plus opportunities for making cordial and jelly. By Julie Mountain
Some resourcing ideas for supporting children’s interest in the positioning scheme. By Nicole Weinstein
By Professor Tina Bruce, visiting professor at the University of North London Major differences are still apparent in the approaches to education and care in England and in Scotland, as various recent...