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In the first of a two-part project, Helen Bromley says holes can be the starting point for lots of exploring and investigating While the theme of holes could clearly cross all curriculum areas, the...
It is a worrying development that, having just established the early years as a separate stage, there are now Government moves afoot to include it in the National Curriculum (News, 19 and 26...
A popular foundation course in childcare is catching them early, and reaching those who thought it was too late, says Mary Evans Students in schools and colleges around the country are signing up for...
Both nature and nurture are at work when children re-enact key stages in the evolution of our species, says Philip Waters, in the latest article in his series on play types. I find it very alarming on...
It is absurd and unhelpful when adults encourage children to use incorrect terminology and euphemisms for their body parts, explains Caroline Vollans
Children living in deprived areas are less likely to use the free entitlement than those from well-off areas, according to a new study.
Sixty-nine per cent of those surveyed in the annual nanny pay survey (Nursery World, 3 February) are paid net, which I think is terrible.
Dads can now receive bespoke, daily information on all aspects of fatherhood, thanks to a new app developed by charity Best Beginnings.