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Leading members of staff at One World Nursery in Brighton have launched a campaign to save the university-based nursery from closure.
These fun games can help children to master essential tennis skills without the tears, says Miranda Walker Tennis fever will sweep the nation again as Wimbledon gets underway on 20 June. Each year...
The rise in food allergies makes feeding children a tricky business, says Fiona Hamilton-Fairley - but all diets can be catered for by the well-informed childcarer Today's lifestyles present us with...
Plans for primary schools to finish lessons at lunchtime from September, attributed to the London borough of Newham in news reports last week, have been denied by the local education authority. A...
A child's memory develops at different stages and in different forms. Dr Richard C Woolfson explains ways in which carers can help to encourage the process Memory is an important part of a child's...
Areport published this week by the Daycare Trust has urged the Government to take stock of its achievements and initiatives in the early years sector over the past four years and to reflect on what...
The handover to Ofsted's Early Years Directorate, which is taking over the registration and inspection of childcare for the under-eights from 3 September, has worried some practitioners. But they have...
Practitioners caring for under-threes are to be issued with new guidelines for good practice from the Scottish Executive.
The play's the thing for an actress and children's theatre director turned playwork trainer who wants to build on her role working with other professionals. Tina Jefferies offers suggestions.
More than 1,500 complaints from parents about childcare provision have been logged by Ofsted's Early Years Directorate in its first four months of operation. Maggie Smith, chief executive of the...