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An exodus of white men have left the teaching profession over the last decade, but the proportion of black and minority ethnic male teachers is representative of the wider population for the first...
By adopting flexible views and setting a good example, we as practitioners can make children feel positive about their sex and instill in them a sense of pride that is not dependent on putting the...
In the 21st century, there should be no place for racism, or for the far right's politics of hate, in our schools.
This is a much-loved recipe at Clockwork’s nursery and is a great way to introduce offal to our children’s diets.
Linda Findon is approaching business training back to front. More than 20 years after launching her business career she is about to embark on management training. Blessed with common sense, the...
A state primary school has adopted Montessori teaching methods, with retraining for the staff and new results for the pupils. Mary Evans reports A little boy's fascination with nature was the catalyst...
A Suffolk-based early years training provider is offering nurseries a 500 bonus as part of a scheme to boost the take-up of early years and childcare apprenticeships in staff under 19.
William Hague thinks television character Bob the Builder could fix it as an ambassador for children. The Conservative Party leader was one of nearly 200 MPs to take part in a children's manifesto...
The Bertram Nursery Group has celebrated the opening of its first branch in the Liverpool area with a Mad Hatter's Tea Party weekend.
This seminar will look at self-regulation – the ability to manage our feelings, actions and thoughts – which is critical to our well-being and readiness to learn.