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What is resilience and how should it be put into practice in the early years? Sarah Cox explains her research on the subject
Government plans to increase the statutory holiday entitlement for full-time workers to 28 days have alarmed many small nursery operators who fear that, combined with further rises to the national...
Recent changes to the law on special educational needs provision have been dubbed the most significant in 30 years. Charlotte Goddard looks at the vital role of SENCOs.
The move towards hands-on learning, outside of the classroom, is behind the growing popularity of forest schools. Annette Rawstrone investigates.
* Employees from the Royal Bank of Scotland have created a children's garden at Coin Street Family and Children's Centre in Waterloo, London. The centre is working with the Waterloo Green Trust to...
A new campaign has been launched to urge the Government to make families a priority in this year's Comprehensive Spending Review.
The Government’s long-awaited special educational needs and disabilities green paper published today (Tuesday), sets out its vision for a single, national SEND and alternative provision (AP) system...
Labour has not been short of commitment or ideas in its attempt to improve the opportunities for parents, but it has failed to effectively reform a key piece of a regressive system that continues to...
When someone mentions dummies, what comes to mind? Is it a mother in a supermarket laden with shopping, children in tow and a large dummy in the toddler's mouth? Or is it the middle-of-the-night...
As a charity, one of the biggest events in our calendar is Fruity Friday. We are hoping that this year's event will be the biggest yet.