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Ten ways to bring an international dimension to your work with young children: 1 .Ask families to bring back items of interest from holidays abroad. A small display of French picture books or the...
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...
Early years employers are forbidden to discriminate against people in the workplace on the grounds of sexual orientation or religion under new laws that came into force in England, Scotland and Wales...
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...
A new process for checking on the suitability of prospective staff is now coming into effect. Alison Mercer answers common questions This is a time of unprecedented standardisation in the regulation...
A nanny is the heroine of a new bestselling novel. Eve Boggenpoel asks the author why she wants nannies to be appreciated What is it about being a nanny? Lately it's all the rage - at least as far as...
Children at the Stepping Stones Day Nursery in Stockton Heath, Cheshire were exploring water play and bubbles outside on the decking.
By Irene Russell, teaching assistant, Cheriton Primary School, Folkestone, Kent With the new intake of reception children looming, I was wondering who decided that children must now start school at...