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Look out for our special guide to combating obesity in young children in our next issue, out 5 September
How can loose-parts theory inform the way we provide resources and play and learning opportunities for the children in our settings, asks Ben Kingston-Hughes
Great to have suggestions for fostering interest in the outdoors ('Go wild!', 14 June), but I think including a sunflower seed-growing competition, with 'a reward for the tallest', was not a good...
Children returned to school last week with the prospect of a total Government ban on burgers, chips and puddings containing more than 10 per cent fat. The Daily Telegraph said school meal experts may...
Much has been said about the need to integrate services for young children and their families, and some moves have been made towards this with initiatives such as Sure Start and Early Excellence....
A host of early experts are on hand tomorrow and on Saturday to lead our one-hour seminars at the show in Liverpool.
The HM Inspectorate of Education in Scotland (HMIE) has been awarded a Charter Mark for excellence in public service. It is the first education inspectorate in the UK to win the prestigious award. HM...
A quality assurance scheme specially designed for individual childminders in England and Wales has been produced by the National Childminding Association (NCMA). The Quality First scheme is rolling...
Playworkers are in a good position to free a child from a restrictive role they have adopted due to their family dynamics, explains Andrea Clifford-Poston Children are never simply themselves. They...
Early years settings have raised concerns about the time and cost of printing the revised Early Years Foundation Stage and accompanying documents.