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Understanding the ways children's memories differ from adults' will help practiitioners choose appropriate activities, says Penny Tassoni Many adults at some time complain about their memories. We may...
How can we best engage parents in the work we do in early years settings? After all, although there is clear evidence of the importance of high quality early education and childcare, a child's home...
Our science series by Linda Thornton and Pat Brunton considers how air can be moved by natural or manmade forces, and ways for young children to investigate this
A hospital nursery which temporarily closed after an Ofsted inspection flagged safeguarding issues, was expected to reopen today (Wed).
The Podee system has been introduced into the UK recently from the US and is designed to help those who have more than one baby at a time to feed. Podee consists of two specially designed tubes - a...
The early years sector is being targeted by an award scheme that aims to encourage families to read together. The Reading Families Millennium Award Scheme, run by the Campaign for Learning with money...
The role of the practitioner in children's problem solving is to pose challenges and prompt them with occasional questions and suggestions, but not provide the answers for them, says Margaret Martin.
The Government is being pressured to do more to protect children and teaching staff from exposure to asbestos in schools.
Within my own school environment, the situation described in the news story 'Assistants "still undervalued"' (1 August) is very real. Our nursery nurses and classroom assistants are continually asked...