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Literacy for young children today means more than reading and writing alphabet letters, says Opal Dunn in the final part of her series on books for birth to threes.
by Quentin Blake (Jonathan Cape 2010)
Libraries and books are still the most valuable and inescapable tools of the student's trade One of the things you may be worried about is the amount of reading you will be expected to do. You may be...
Fewer than 10 per cent of primary school-age children benefit from outdoor play in natural places, such as woodlands, streams and heaths, says Natural England.
Ask yourself how you ask questions, and how you handle children's responses - are they learning anything? Helen Bilton explains.
Ann Robinson of the Early Childhood Unit, National Children's Bureau Childcare as a stabilising influence on HPA axis functioning: A re-evaluation of maternal occupational patterns and familial...
From self-regulation to inclusion and diversity, duvet tunnels to clay printing, you’ll find plenty to support your early years practice in our pick of the latest books
A new web-tool aims to help early years providers review their practice in the light of the Foundation Stage principles, explains Michael Baxter Thoughtful and responsive provision in the Foundation...
A nursery owner has been told by his local authority that the nursery education grant may rise by just 3 per cent - well below the 6.8 per cent promised by the DfES in the new code of practice....
Would you like to win 1,000? If you're currently studying for a recognised childcare or early years qualification, there is still time to enter Nursery World's student essay competition. Entrants must...