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Quality in childcare matters. High-quality provision imp- roves child development, school readiness and longer-term outcomes for children, from earning potential to life expectancy. Low-quality...
Children's centres, job centres and schools are among those being invited to sign up to the 'London Pledge' to help tackle child poverty through leading the way as employers by sharing ideas to shape...
An early intervention programme called Parents as First Teachers is improving parent-child interactions, the home environment and, as a result, child outcomes, writes Annette Rawstrone
The 2010 review of the Early Years Foundation Stage will not move away from the 'core pillars' of the EYFS, said Claudine Menashe-Jones, deputy director, Quality and Standards Division of the DCSF.
The process of active learning is a two-way experience between children and practioners, says Neil Farmer.
You can make their birthdays really special with this Birthday Chair, pictured left, which can double up for use in plays and other special events. The chair is made from solid beech wood, painted...
The smell and taste of over-boiled cabbage is not easily forgotten. But, says Mary Whiting, properly cooked cabbage is delicious.
When nurseries tell parents to keep their child away because of behavioural incidents, are they failing in their duties under the EYFS? Pat Gordon-Smith argues for greater clarity.
There are real benefits to using locally grown food all year round, as Snapdragons' Mary Llewellin explains.