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In response to the Sure Start feature ('Powers of attraction', 15 December), it is all very well for doctors, professors and civil servants to comment on the childcare industry; however, what is said...
Further to Unison's decision to ballot nursery nurses in Scotland on strike action (News, 22 January) and the letter by Lorraine Innes ('Scotland the brave', 15 January), I must say that I agree...
Five-year-olds Hannah Collis and Ben Smith took time out at the Buddhist Peace Pagoda in Milton Keynes on 15 June for MK Read, an initiative devised by the local council where children and adults...
Cyril the Squirrel is allergic to nuts, so he knows what it's like for the one in 100 children across the UK who has peanut allergy. Cyril is the star of a quirky new video, 'The New Kid',...
Novelty and board books to share with the youngest children offer plenty to talk about and lots of visual details to examine, as reviewer Alison Boyle discovers BABY'S FIRST WORDS. Written by Debbie...
Last month saw the launch of five new centres for playwork training in England, bringing the total to nine - one in each region. This is the latest step in a national programme implemented by SPRITO,...
Tagines are flavourful Moroccan stews loaded with soft cooked vegetables and signature spices like cumin, coriander and ginger.
Dr Karen Wickett, lecturer in early childhood studies at Plymouth Institute of Education, says that children's need to adjust to school should not be forgotten
Nursery operators may be allowed to count young trainees as up to half of their accredited staff, under an amendment in Ofsted's guidance to the Government's national standards for daycare in England....
Teaching assistants are covering lessons for absent teachers in 80 per cent of England's schools, new research has shown.