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Follow the progress of the Government programme (to January 2011.)
Get new wear out of old hardware with these activities from the tool cupboard by Philip Waters how many people have a tub of old nuts and bolts hidden in some dark and dusty crevice at the back of the...
Talk is not the only way to communicate with nursery newcomers finding themselves in an adult-led world, says Dr Rosie Flewitt It has long been recognised that while children are competent...
Identifying children's relationships with the adults in their home is no longer a matter of Bob's your uncle, says Mary Evans Family life in Britain today is often much more complicated than the...
Business property adviser Christie & Co has published its first report on global workforce trends in early childhood education and care (ECEC).
Obstacles still face families with disabled children trying to find childcare, says Simon Vevers Parents of children with disabilities have often felt disadvantaged in the childcare market, finding...
Who or what should determine how much sleep an infant has? Dr Maria Robinson considers a sensitive point in practitioners dealing with parents.
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Early Education associate and Sheffield branch co-chair Di Chilvers’ son George is running the London Marathon to raise funds for the education charity.
I would like to point out to your readers that, contrary to Sue Thorne's comments (Letters, 15 November), there is a great deal of free childcare training available. Following many Government...