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Tuberculosis has made a surprise re-appearance in Britain and young children are particularly at risk. <STRONG> Barbara Millar </STRONG> examines the causes and cures
The purpose and the possible uses of the new guidelines for practitioners working with under-threes are explained by <B> Professor Lesley Abbott </B>
Endless variations are possible for making your own puppets and a stage for them to perform on, and what children do with them is limited only by their imagination, following these suggestions from...
Children with terminal medical conditions are being given the chance to live life to the full. <B> Judith Napier </B> visits an inspiring hospice
In the second column of this series, the CWDC's Jane Haywood explains how the ability to promote children's rights and create inclusive practice underpins the EYP's role. Standard 18 'Promote...
The Professional Association of Teachers has named Philip Parkin as its new general secretary. A former primary school deputy head, Mr Parkin took up his post on 1 January, replacing Jean Gemmel, who...
Christine Gilbert will succeed Maurice Smith as Chief Inspector of Schools from 1 October. Ms Gilbert, the former corporate director of education at the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, is married to...
(Photograph) - Children can take part in a giant paper fight and discover all manner of creative uses for paper when they go to see Mimirichi, a troupe of Ukrainian clowns. In their interactive show...
This Swiss research involved 345 children aged five to seven categorised as victims, bully-victims, bullies, and non-involved. It established distinct behaviour patterns for the three groups, some of...