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This topic is an excellent vehicle for boosting children's problem-solving skills and vocabulary and helping them grasp symbols, says Lena Engel Area of learning: Knowledge and understanding of the...
Your report on the impact of linguistic phonics (14 June) is encouraging for everyone who shares these concerns.
Employers like to talk serenely about 'work-life balance', but for many mothers combining a full-time job with having a family is an exhausting juggling act. For some nursery nurses, however, work and...
This week's columnist Robin Balbernie warns that we will lose health visitors at our peril So it is now official that the Government has been cutting back on the numbers of training places for health...
Eight out of ten young people who were physically abused as children had also witnessed domestic violence, research by the NSPCC has found. The statistics are found in a report, Child Maltreatment in...
Chaos in Westminster is doing little to reassure an early years sector that has fought hard for its progress in recent decades
Timeless practical activities that foster children’s independence are a core part of Maria Montessori’s philosophy, Nicole Weinstein discovers
Children from Pollyanna's Day Nursery in Prestbury, not Teddies Nursery, were shown working out at a Stretch-n-Grow fitness session in the feature 'Health service' (18/25 December).
The play's the thing for an actress and children's theatre director turned playwork trainer who wants to build on her role working with other professionals. Tina Jefferies offers suggestions.
Ever heard of Laura Trott? Probably not. She isn't a household name. But she has a very important job - she's David Cameron's new special adviser on women.