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By Kostadinka Grossmith, ChildLine counselling manager Listening to children is at the heart of what ChildLine is all about, and children often tell us that when they have a problem they would prefer...
The recent ‘Bold Beginnings’ report by Ofsted has only added to the uncertainty about what is expected of children in their first year of school. Charlotte Goddard investigates
The challenges and benefits of reflective practice for early years practitioners are explored in depth in this unit, says Mary Evans.
Child protection services are excluding many fathers and stepfathers from having a say about their children's future, delegates at a conference in London were told last week. The conference, 'My Dad,...
Aim: The aim of the game is to attempt any or all of the obstacle course, with or without assistance.
In this case study, Sue Chambers focuses on assessing physical development for the Progress Check at Age Two, and deals with difficult conversations that may form part of some evaluations.
Use these tips as a starting point for developing effective communication with your customers (parents, children and external agencies) - commuincation is a vital staff skill in early years...
Children who took part in an early numeracy programme focussing on professional development were three months ahead of their peers in both maths and language, according to new research.
The Pre-School Learning Alliance has released a post-election manifesto in which it asks to work with government on the promised review of free entitlement funding.
The oils found in mackerel are 'long-chain Omega 3 fatty acids', which are sadly lacking in modern-day diets. The nutritional benefits to children in eating these Omega 3 oils are immense.