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Young children can learn to show tolerance and embrace differences when early years settings have carefully examined their own attitudes and practices, says Lynne Harvey We are reminded early in...
Nursery World wishes to make it clear that while examples of bad practice in beacon schools were cited by some delegates at a National Campaign for Nursery Education conference in London last month,...
Updated guidance for the two-year progress check could help settings reconnect with the families who need them the most
Child psychologist Jennie Lindon answers your letters about child behaviour. Q. I am a childminder and take the youngest child, who is two and a half years old, to a regular drop-in session. The...
To answer Linda Moorhouse's opinion that letting a child choose something to eat on entering a supermarket 'is equal to shoplifting' (Letters, 24 July), I would say that as long as it is done openly...
Letter of the week wins 30 worth of children's books I agree with Irene Russell's opinion (In My View, 25 August) that most children who turn four in August are not ready to start school in September....
A little knowledge of some evolutionary principles can help settings face up to the challenges ahead, explains Jacqui Burke
Changes are being introduced to childcare regulations in Wales in response to pressure from voluntary organisations.
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