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Following the disaster in Burma, UNICEF's first priority is to assist the affected populations in Yangon and Irrawaddy Delta areas, especially the most vulnerable - children and women.
(Photograph) - Natalina Mudd, three, performs a Chicken Licken puppet show at the children's museum Eureka! in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Over the Easter weekend the museum offered shadow and rod...
By Helen Goodman MP for Bishop Auckland and chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Play In my view, play is essential for a good childhood. The benefits of play for children from nought to 15...
You'll find seven stories and more in a unique new centre dedicated to the making and enjoying of books for children. Dan Levy takes a look Last summer saw the launch of an exciting new exhibition...
From treasure pits to maps, treasure-hunting enhancements are guaranteed to inspire children’s play and learning. By Amy Jackson
The Government’s plans to extend the free childcare offer for all three- and four-year-olds in England from 15 to 30 hours a week for children in working families from September 2017 are ‘only likely...
In Scotland, creativity is now at the heart of early years education. Annette Rawstrone assesses its capacity to foster a love of learning.
Children’s fine motor skills are developing speedily at Little Foxes Forest School, an outdoor nursery in Bristol, thanks to the range of activities on offer, Nicole Weinstein discovers
A new report has called for the introduction of 500 intergenerational shared sites to unite young and old people and counter ‘age apartheid’.
Early years settings could find a useful tool for filling out their Ofsted self-evaluation form in a parents' survey, says Karen Faux.