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Baroness Blackstone, Minister of State for the Arts, launched 'Quality Training, Quality Play', the new National Strategy for Playwork Education, Training and Qualifications 2002-2005 last month (for...
Using gestures and facial expressions to accompany speech will help babies become skillful communicators as they begin to learn to talk. Opal Dunn explains how Body language, including facial...
When they enter nursery, children will probably already be familiar with small-world play, but it can be offered anew in all areas of your setting Most young children will have engaged with...
Steve Biddulph (Special Report, 9 March) is not the only person to raise legitimate questions about the wellbeing of the current generation of young children and the expansion of group childcare. I...
Early years staff will find it easier to empathise with distressed children and their families if they are emotionally literate, say members of the Camden Early Years Intervention Team One of the most...
The hunt is on for British au pairs by the American Institute for Foreign Study, which says its recruitment was hard hit by bad publicity from the Louise Woodward story. Some issues raised by the...
More information on pre-school children needs to be gathered to ensure the needs of all groups are met, including those from black and minority ethnic backgrounds, emphasises a new book from the...
Ganjitsu (Japanese New Year) In cultures across the world the beginning of the year is a time of celebration. Many settings enjoy celebrating the Chinese New Year, but equivalent celebrations from...
Lanarkshire mother of three Paula Berry was encouraged by an expanding training project to become a qualified classroom assistant when her youngest son, seven-year-old Frank, started school. Hands-on...
The early years and childcare sector must have realistic expectations for reform of the children's workforce in responding to the current consultation, said Paul Ennals, chief executive of the...