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Childminders are being short-changed and restricted in the provision of free entitlement.
The British public is broadly in favour of men working in childcare but has some reservations, according to a MORI poll of 2,000 adults commissioned by the Daycare Trust. Seventy-seven per cent of the...
In the first of a new series on planning for the Foundation Stage, <B> Jane Drake </B> focuses on the book area to show how practitioners can think ahead in the long, medium and short term for...
We have a long way to go in our thinking before true inclusion of the disabled can be achieved, writes <STRONG> Mary Dickins </STRONG>
Something fishy was going on at the nursery school-and Sue Chambers describes how it gave children a wealth of learning opportunities One of our nursery classes decided to base its project on A House...
Poppy and Jack’s founder Sarah Bellamy, former head of digital for Guardian Media Group Radio, talks about the importance of digital – and why you need a strategy
Scotland's education minister has endorsed moves to put play back into learning at school entry - but will schools and teachers be ready for it? Simon Vevers reports The move towards more play-based...
<P> Letting children practise massage on their classmates has been shown to promote trust, respect and relaxation. Catherine Gaunt got in touch at a session for teachers </P>
* Thanks to local firms who supplied most of the furnishings free and builders who carried out refurbishment for half their usual price, Keighley, West Yorkshire, has a new playgroup for children aged...