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Edited by Linda Miller and Carrie Cable (Sage, 22.99, 978-1-84920-544-2)
* This series aims to demonstrate the type of activity practitioners should provide to help children of different experiences progress towards a given goal, ie stepping stone 4. * The stepping stones...
(Photograph) - A group of 317 Scottish children sang their way into the Guinness Book of World Records with the largest simultaneous sing-along for charity. Pupils from La Jolie Ronde, a language...
(Photograph) - Teacher Wendy Dyble gets a helping paw from Fern at a Primary 1 class at Scalloway Junior High School in Shetland. Ms Dyble says, 'Dogs can be a very calming influence in the...
A learning website designed to support early literacy and numeracy skills has beaten off competition from the BBC to win a prestigious competition for creativity and design. Storybook Web won the...
Infant humor: the theory of the absurd and the empowerment theory How six infants (age 15-22 months) in a group childcare setting produced and appreciated humour, with smiles and laughter. Findings...
Families who have adopted from abroad must struggle with the children's emotional issues after getting over the state's bureaucratic hurdles. Mary Evans reports Earlier this month, children's minister...
Having childcare is not proving to be the ticket out of poverty that the Government claims it is, a new study of working mothers reveals. <B> Mary Evans </B> reports
The DCE has been hailed as the gold standard of childcare education, but is it at risk of losing its lustre? Mary Evans reports
A hospital nursery in West Lothian, Scotland is at threat of closure as health chiefs say they can no longer afford to subsidise the setting.