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Single parent Sophie Robinson (not her real name) had her first child at the age of 40. She has to commute to London from her home in Bath to work part-time as a language teacher. Sophie's mother...
Last week, Ofsted finally published its draft well-being indicators for schools. Framed by global financial panic and the sudden removal of KS3 tests, this previously incendiary notion was met with...
Families are sharing beds, children are sleeping on floors and sharing soiled beds due to the cost-of-living crisis, reveals new research.
As a signatory to the OpenEye letter (6 December) and campaign, can I urge all practitioners and those who train them to reflect in depth on the enormous implications of the Early Years Foundation...
The Children's Workforce Development Council is offering 600 funded places for the outreach practitioner training course Families Going Forward.
In this instalment of her series on groundbreaking thinkers in the early years, Linda Pound discusses Swiss educator Johann Pestalozzi, the ‘starting point of modern educational theory and practice’
Our special dietary needs series continues with advice from <B>Suzannah Olivier</B> on how nurseries can provide for Muslim children whose families may follow a halal diet
The tools and resources you need to have on hand for D&T work are surprisingly basic and simple - the most important thing is that they offer progression in learning Children should have planned and...
Further to Annette McGullion's letter (16 May), I felt she took both Helen Wright's and my name in vain. My original letter (25 April) was concerned with the low pay and status of teaching assistants,...
New developments in the understanding of special needs will keep your practice up to date and ensure you give children in your setting the most appropriate care Autism