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Learning through play comes into its own when you provide musical experiences and activities for two- to three-year-olds, says Alice Sharp.
Understanding the effects of Down's syndrome will help inclusive practice, says Annette Rawstrone.
Try these tips from Alison Davies, professional storyteller and author of Storytelling in the Classroom
Separation when a child first comes to nursery can be difficult for parent and child alike. Lena Engel gives advice on how staff can get them off to a reassuring start. There is now a good deal of...
* The National Literacy Trust has appointed a new director. Jonathan Douglas replaces outgoing director Neil Mclelland in January. Mr Douglas is currently head of policy development at the Museums,...
Structured games designed to encourage children to estimate numbers can improve their mathematical abilities later on in life. Dr Jo Van Herwegen explains how the approach works.
Early years settings are wondering how best to respond to the Government's ten-year strategy, and this week our 'All about...' guide (pages 17-24) takes a look at pre-schools, their development and...
Following on from walls, floors and tables, Dr Lala Manners suggests chairs are a good transition resource to enable children to be more active between activities
Superhero play has inspired the creation of a film at one London school. Meredith Jones Russell hears about the creative process.
I felt compelled to write in response to the feature about Early Years Development and Childcare Partnerships ('Fingers and thumbs?', 18 April). As the owner and manager of a private day nursery for...