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As nurseries may be overpaying unnecessarily, Mary Evans shows why knowledge is power when it comes to balancing the books.
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Name: Chris Gregory Position: International Play Association correspondent and play development officer at charity The Children's Centre in the Isle of Man
Children in Scotland have joined the debate on physical punishment by overwhelmingly voting against smacking. More than 90 per cent of young respondents to a survey conducted by the charity Save the...
Discrimination on the grounds of age is now illegal. Judith Napier explores the benefits older workers bring to childcare settings Mahila Samarbakhsh is sure that the 55-year gap which divides her...
Early years and childcare failed to receive a name-check in the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget speech today, with criticism from sector organisations and teaching unions for the Government’s failure to...
Education consultant and early years reviewer for the School Library Association, Meg Barclay, reviews books which teach children about farms through nursery rhymes, about how to build resilience, and...
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A Government review of health visiting practice could lead to developmental delays and other health problems among children going unnoticed, early years experts have warned.
by Helmut Wolf and Jill Hartley, Tara Books, boardbooks, 4.99 each