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Parents, researchers and early years practitioners are noticing lockdown’s effect on children’s communication and social skills. Meredith Jones Russell reports
Lena Engel looks at nurturing children's well-being, in the penultimate part of this series
The fourth part of our behaviour series by Pat Gordon-Smith examines what practitioners and peers can learn from a child's disruptive actions.
The training feature on an early movement project in Nottinghamshire which appeared last week (Work Matters, 8 May) was written by three authors - Ros Lynam, Juliet Roberts and Claire Saville, all...
Rubber ducks in the bathroom, stacking beakers in the kitchen. If you have a three-year-old, the chances are that your home is already feeling like a toyshop.
The number of childcare providers has fallen in the last six months, as has the number of places provided by childminders and nurseries.
Boredom can be more beneficial for children’s development than participation in clubs and extra-curricular activities, a leader of prep schools has said.
A supporting criterion under National Standard 12: Working in partnership with parents and carers states that children should only be released into the care of people named by the parent. The guidance...
It is time to reflect on a broad and balanced early years curriculum, and a revised EYFS should support us to think about what our children need, argues Dr Julian Grenier
The documentation carried out by early years practitioners has been undergoing a redefinition as it is used as a tool for understanding young children's learning Terms such as 'assessment',...