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An illustrated book telling a story from another time can inspire activities based on favourite childhood pursuits like hide and seek and fishing, writes Lena Engel A story that can inspire...
Children who have experienced long periods of loneliness are three times more likely to suffer from depression in years to come, according to a review looking into the long-term mental health impacts...
Welcome to our special publication featuring the Nursery World Awards 2010.
The Self-Evaluation Form is just that - an evaluation, not a mere compilation of evidence, which can help providers to show how they have thought about their practice, say Laura Henry and Beth Harris.
How sounds are sent and received by our ears, and some simple activities to investigate it, are explained by Pat Brunton and Linda Thornton
In common with other groups opposed to the abuse of children, the United Nations has confused judicious smacking with irrational violence (News, 10 October). Pain is a natural warning process and,...
Early years settings try out the latest products to help young children learn about how cultures around the world observe their festivals and religious traditions, and report back to Mary Evans.
Grandir has made a complaint to Ofsted after one of its Kiddi Caru settings was downgraded from outstanding to inadequate, claiming the information in the inspection report is ‘unfair’ and...