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In addition to keeping up to date with all issues surrounding child development, practitioners in early learning settings have to ensure that there is good training and ongoing staff development. Here...
Mary Evans looks at the roll-out of new money for early years training Early years training is receiving a significant injection of cash following the launch of the 250m Transformation Fund, aimed at...
Working with materials provides a wealth of opportunities for creative, scientific exploration. Lena Engel helps you lay the foundations Early learning goal
With many children starting school lacking in self-care skills, the value of introducing a screening and movement programme in schools is clear, says Sally Goddard Blythe
I read with interest Nursery World's article on the NVQ assessor shortage (News, 2 June). At the time of reading I considered myself, an NVQ assessor, and my co-assessor fortunate to have a college...
Three cheers for Purnima Tanuku! (Special Report, 13 September). Lest we forget:
Despite concerns that the EU Referendum decision would mean more delays to policy changes for early years, there has been some movement at least in an attempt to show that it’s ‘business as usual’.
Suzi Gray, Early Years Technical Advisor - City & Guilds, unpicks the draft level 3 apprenticeship standard
Tim Loughton MP calls for cross-party support and a policy rethink on supporting children in their earliest days, as a new report is launched