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What are the statutory training requirements for staff working in baby rooms and what relevant courses are available? Charlotte Goddard reports
Practitioners may find it difficult to link their understanding of how children develop with the demands of the literacy strategy, and need to examine their practice carefully Children grow, learn and...
London's play sector has greeted with relief the news that funding to support children's play in the capital will be reinstated. Voluntary sector organisations that support London's most vulnerable...
The University of Cambridge and the Early Intervention Foundation are asking for input from practitioners to create a new resource library for early years professionals.
A guide to attention, listening and understanding skills in children from birth to two. By Anne-Marie Tassoni and Penny Tassoni
The Trussell Trust says that universal credit has driven more families to food banks and warns of a surge in demand in the run up to Christmas.
One thing that you learn quickly as a parent is that you are very old. Comments by children, such as 'Were you alive when they had dinosaurs?' are comical but also revealing. They show that a child's...
Steve Biddulph's opinions are an eye-opener, urging parents to consider a more gentle approach when registering their child in a nursery and looking at the option to give one-to-one love, attention...
A well-structured staff induction programme goes a long way to helping retain employees and brings huge benefits to both practitioners and settings, Nicole Weinstein discovers