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The risk of injury to children in playgrounds and other play areas remains low in comparison to other risks they are exposed to in everyday life, the first Government report on the state of Britain's...
A charity in Singapore was grateful for some English leadership on early education, says Gerald Haigh
Tidying up is an essential skill that children need to learn like any other. Jenny Mosley explains how best to get everyone to join in and view chores in a positive light Q We want to encourage...
Nursery groups with more than 250 employees have reported on their gender pay gaps, with women ahead in some companies, but men still paid more in others despite the female-dominated nature of the...
There are three different levels of confidence, and practitioners have an important role to play in helping these to flourish in children, argue John Hattie and Gregory CR Yates in this edited...
This month, Claire Warden looks at how practitioners can prepare for and respond to wintry days Ideas to explore Patterns in nature; melting
The best way to share good practice is to go and see how other nurseries work, as June O'Sullivan found when she invited early years practitioners from Scotland to London Early years practitioners...
"I'm a teacher and have a child with Down's syndrome in my class. I really have no idea what that means or what the implications are."
Take the children on a walk and come home equipped for artistic creations with a resource you can pick off the ground, as Hilary White shows Autumn is here and many of our trees are turning to red,...
I am writing to publicly thank all 150 Westminster Children's Society staff who coped so admirably after the London bombings. About one-third of our staff were coming into work, mostly using public...