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The fourth part of our behaviour series by Pat Gordon-Smith examines what practitioners and peers can learn from a child's disruptive actions.
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
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...
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',...
Fewer than 10 per cent of primary school-age children benefit from outdoor play in natural places, such as woodlands, streams and heaths, said the Government body Natural England as it launched the...
WINNER - Family Matters, The Indigo Childcare Group, Glasgow
Use your observations and written records to tell you what you need to know about each child in your settting Observation is an essential part of early years daily practice in all kinds of settings,...
How can you secure finance for sustainability projects? Kids Love Nature’s Sarah Emerson and Liverpool John Moores University’s Diane Boyd and Nicky Hirst explore some of the options
The success of the free nursery education scheme for two-year-olds could depend on nurseries working together with local authorities and other early years providers. Karen Faux hears from those who...
We are a private day nursery called Little Acorns and we would like to share with readers our experiences of developing heuristic play with toddlers (see 'All About Heuristic Play', Nursery World, 7...