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Private day nurseries have shown overwhelming support for keeping or tightening up the ratio of one adult to eight children currently set out in the care standards for three- to five-year-olds in...
To be effective communicators, young children need attention from adults who are tuned in to what is worthwhile to them, writes Julie Fisher in the first of a four-part series about the role of the...
Children from poorer backgrounds are more likely to have delayed access to funded early years education, new research from the LSE suggests.
I am a qualified nursery nurse, working as both a teaching assistant and nursery nurse in a primary school. I studied for two years to obtain my qualification and my training included 13 visits to my...
The possibility that mental health problems may begin in babyhood is only just gaining recognition. <B>Mary Evans</B> looks at what's being done
Sure Start is an expensive disaster? Or is the research into its outcome the expensive disaster? We can rely on Melanie Phillips and her coterie of grumpy old fogies - all singing the same old...
The health service has found a way to keep valued parent employees on their shifts. <STRONG> Annette Rawstrone </STRONG> reports
In the second of her articles on inclusion, Jane Muir challenges attitudes to disabled children and explains how activities can be adapted with a little thought 'I don't do stairs,' says Alison John,...
What does the future hold for the Early Years Teacher role? Kathy Brodie introduces our new series, which will go on to examine each of the eight underpinning Standards in detail.
Can Margaret Hodge overturn New Labour's patchy record on early years? Professor Helen Penn has suggestions for the minister overseeing an integrated approach. Margaret Hodge has been appointed...