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Almost six in ten child deaths from epilepsy in the UK were 'potentially or probably avoidable', an audit by Epilepsy Bereaved and funded by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) has...
Using gestures and facial expressions to accompany speech will help babies become skillful communicators as they begin to learn to talk. Opal Dunn explains how Body language, including facial...
Circle time provides a great opportunity to show children how to behave towards others. Jennie Lindon offers ideas for how to make the most of this part of the day Circle time is probably familiar to...
Most of us have forgotten how we learned to read, although we may have some distant memories of school reading books. As with many other areas of development, reading doesn't just happen. Your child...
The deadlock over GCSEs at Level 3 has set early years apprenticeships back years. Following the Government U-turn and the sacking of the trailblazer group, what now? asks Hannah Crown
Despite fears that the Government would not continue with the Voluntary and Community Sector grant beyond 2013, it has now launched a new grant programme worth 60m over two years.
Proposals for an integrated framework for the inspection of children's services in England were outlined last week with the aim of reducing unnecessary separate inspections of individual services and...
Early years staff will find it easier to empathise with distressed children and their families if they are emotionally literate, say members of the Camden Early Years Intervention Team One of the most...
As your recent articles noted (News, 13 and 27 September), research at Southampton University has shown a clear link between artificial colourings and behavioural problems in children.
The EYFS framework has not only had a fairly smooth implementation, for many managers it has also given a continuity to planning the learning journey from birth to five, says Melanie Defries.