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An animation DVD featuring vehicles with human faces has helped a group of autistic children make significant improvements in their ability to identify emotions such as anger, surprise or sadness. A...
Much has changed for the better since Nursery Worldwas first published nearly 100 years ago, but there is lots still to achieve
The need for significant change in the way the early years is perceived and supported has gained the royal seal of approval
There will be no limit to the number of children and adults in informal childcare bubbles for children under 13, under lockdown rules in England that come into force today.
While the Irish market booms, the growth in places and settings among the largest players in the UKis pretty much at a standstill, finds Catherine Gaunt The fortunes of the 20 biggest nursery groups...
A Government programme supporting families with complex problems has reduced the number of children going into care, according to an evaluation.
Montessori settings may consider opting out of the free nursery education entitlement in order to remain viable, according to the chair of the Montessori Schools Association (MSA).
Whichever party wins the upcoming General Election, investment will remain a priority for the early years sector
The title of the government consultation ‘Primary Assessment in England’ might have led the early years sector to conclude it didn’t much involve them.
Ofsted has confirmed that early years inspections will continue to be outsourced to third-party inspection providers.