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Leaked policy proposals for education are clearly election-focused, which means that the early years sector doesn't get a look-in
Looking at reflections is fun and fascinating in activities that lend themselves to everything from science to art, says Denise Bailey Providing opportunities for children to study their reflection is...
How, why and when we should assess young children's learning is once more a matter for debate in English policy.
By Maud de Boer-Buquicchio, deputy secretary general of the Council of Europe. (Taken from the sixth Kilbrandon lecture on justice for children.) The hesitation of the UK Government and some other...
* A new campaign for nurseries and reception classes is aiming to make young children more aware of the wildlife and nature around them. Childcarers and teachers can register for the free campaign,...
An innovative exercise programme is stretching children's muscles and their awareness of how to look after their bodies, as Sophie Stancel reports More than 20 per cent of children in the UK are...
When it comes to measuring children's readiness for school, some parents can have unrealistically formal expectations, says nursery manager Kathryn Peckham.
Nursery nurses in Greenwich look set to be balloted on strike action in their long-running pay dispute with the council (Nursery World, 19 January 2006). Unison, which represents 130 of the 154...
Should nursery managers pursue parents in arrears struggling under a clawback of their childcare tax credits? Mary Evans hears both sides As millions of parents sign up to renew their Working Tax...