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Students are gearing up for work placements and development reviews. And in the midst of the festive season they are also focusing on the wider rights of the child, through organisations such as...
As soon as babies are born they explore the world around them using all of their senses. Children are often surrounded by plastic and other man-made materials; by introducing natural materials you can...
Exploring wool can spark babies' curiosity and help them learn about the world around them, explains nursery owner Emma Graham.
The early years sector has raised alarm over apparent further Government confusion on the 30 hours policy.
This three-part project covers all six areas of learning, indicated by: Personal, social and emotional development Communication,language and literacy Mathematical development Knowledge &...
Food allergies such as dairy or egg present a challenge for nurseries, but by working with parents practitioners can ensure children's nutritional needs are well met, says Annette Rawstrone.
How can settings make sure that they are providing ‘teachable moments’ for the benefit of children's development? By Sue Asquith
Early years settings seeking advice on how to achieve the Every Child Matters objectives for disabled children can attend free seminars and workshops on inclusion until Easter 2006. The initiative is...
The ability of young children to learn to control their behaviour before they start school could be the key to preventing violence in later life, according to a new study.
A consultation has been launched into tax-free childcare accounts, which enable parents to receive up to £2,000 per year in Government subsidy.