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An independent selection of new products and resources The PlayDoh Colour Pump from Flair Leisure enables children to create a whole variety of squishy, squiggly shapes. All they have to do is to push...
The National Day Nurseries Association is in the process of developing an Institute of Early Years Education, an independent membership body for the early years workforce.
The two literacy Early Learning Goals from the Early Years Foundation Stage that have been at the centre of controversy will stay in the EYFS, Sir Jim Rose has confirmed in his final report for the...
Many early years practitioners who had initial doubts about the EYFS now view it positively, research by Early Education suggests.
Early years and childcare failed to receive a name-check in the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget speech today, with criticism from sector organisations and teaching unions for the Government’s failure to...
Jan Dubiel spoke about how to 'future proof' early childhood education to prepare children for a rapidly changing world at Nursery World's curriculum conference.
An awareness campaign to encourage parents and early years workers to talk more with children under two is developing training for early years practitioners one year after it started. 'Tune into...
The 25 quality assurance schemes endorsed by the Investors in Children (IiC) kitemark have been named by the Department for Education and Skills. The national schemes are Children's Links, Growing In...
As Nursery World reaches the grand old age of 80, the early years education and childcare sector is at a crucial point in its development. The Ten-Year Strategy is rolling out, the Childcare Bill has...
SPONSORED FEATURE Widgit symbols can enhance children’s communication skills and their confidence to become independent learners. They are also a great way to boost overall wellbeing, says Sue White.