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In the first of a new series, Denise Bailey looks at the potential for mathematical experiences. She starts by suggesting outdoor activities Young children have a natural interest in number and it is...
Some essential principles should guide conversations with children, says Julie Fisher in part four of her series on adult roles in early learning.
After early years consultant Sandy Green was diagnosed with cancer, she wrote a story for her young grandchildren in the hope that it would make the changes, and the 'unknown', less alarming for them.
It's good to know readers' comments about products are taken seriously by suppliers. One nursery owner wrote to us about a steriliser we had featured in our spring issue. She used several of these in...
Managers in playwork can develop their workforce and fill the skills gaps with the help of a new guide. Karen Faux reports.
'The term special educational needs (SEN) has a legal definition. Children with special educational needs all have learning difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn or access...
It has never been more important to introduce to children the themes of ‘peace’, ‘justice’ and ‘rights’ in ways that they will relate to and understand. By Dr Diane Boyd
A mixed bag of story and information books that take a younger child's point of view is reviewed by Alison Boyle My Giant 123 Bath Book
1. Observation is the best way to seek out children's needs. Watch children not only creating art, but also in play. What are they drawn to, what do they love, what skills do they need? 2....
Ask yourself these ten questions to assess whether your setting helps children who speak English as an additional language. 1 Can you see languages other than English as soon as you enter your...