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Food companies are increasingly turning to cinema, the internet and magazines to promote junk food to children since the Government imposed restrictions on television advertising, new research has...
As well as continuing to recognise the pioneers of early years pedagogy, we must also make space for fresh thinking, says Karen Faux
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...
Creches are in more demand than ever, but they must satisfy particular conditions. Mary Evans explains why they're special
These books for the very young are designed to grab their interest and keep it, with the help of pop-up, lift-the-flap and press-the-button surprises Pop-ups
Early years practitioners may need to learn how to manage the diabetic condition of a child in their care. Ruth Thomson reports.
The play-based Foundation Phase for three- to seven-year-olds in Wales is improving children's educational achievement, well-being and involvement, according to a three-year evaluation.
At the moment all childcare workers are being encouraged to achieve NVQ status at Levels 2 or 3. I am a childminder and recently worked long, hard hours - including many evenings and weekends - to...
Teachers in England and Wales have given substantial backing for a ballot to boycott all SATs, with the strongest support for a ban on tests at the end of Key Stage 1. A survey by the National Union...
It is now unlawful for schools to discriminate against any current or prospective disabled pupils, under new laws that came into force this week. From 2 September, under the Special Educational Needs...