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In these weeks running up to Christmas, the problems of inequality, disadvantage and lack of social mobility in our country come into ever-sharper focus, as both our regular columnists highlight.
Role play and small-world play themes are often beyond the experience of many young children. The dentist's surgery, the vet's, the farm, even the beach, are places that children may have visited only...
Working with children under the age of three can be a demanding job. <B>Helen Moylett</B> outlines ways to ensure much-needed support mechanisms are firmly in place
With the general election over and Labour back in power, albeit with a reduced majority, it is to be hopedthat the early years and childcare sector can now settle down and look to the future with a...
James Tweed gives an essential guide to charities and organisations dealing with issues around children's health Allergies
The Nursery World Show 2017 proved to be a fantastic two days for the early years community
The number of three-and four-year-olds in Britain's schools has trebled over the past 30 years, Government statistics show. The 32nd edition of Social Trends, published last week by the Office for...
The numbers of settings working with vulnerable twos is on the rise, but what are the challenges faced by these children and their families, and what approaches should the early years sector employ...
* Listening to children is the key to developing effective services in the countryside, according to the Forum for Rural Children and Young People. The Forum, which is funded by the Countryside...
Returning officers in the general election were keeping their eyes out for some very junior voters. Eight-month-old Kiera Spear from Suffolk became the youngest person to be sent a polling card last...