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The early years sector showed how adaptable it is during lockdown, and it must continue to be as the new school year starts
Multicultural resources should ideally teach children about other societies. Jenny Benjamin says vive la difference Before embarking on any discussion of multicultural products, it is important to...
Day nurseries in Northern Ireland fear that unsuitable people could get jobs working with children despite new child protection legislation. Nursery owners have said they feared that even with the...
When children are really concentrating they're unlikely to be sitting still and listening, writes Penny Tassoni Being able to deliberately focus our attention on one activity is an important skill. It...
Parent-led co-operative nurseries could be an alternative to conventional settings for families in poor areas, according to the New Economics Foundation, which is setting up a pilot project to look at...
We know that pay and prestige are a problem for early years staff in the UK, but how does the workforce fare in other countries? Meredith Jones Russell investigates
Children growing up in the poorest families are almost a year behind middle-income families in their vocabulary levels by the time they start school, according to research commissioned by educational...
Labour leader candidate Yvette Cooper wants to offer universal childcare for all pre-school children from the age of two.
A new study reveals a link between social and economic status and childhood attention deficit disorder (ADHD).
All early years settings should develop policies and good practices for settling staff in their roles and making them aware of their responsibilities The Government's drive to provide families with...