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Early years settings can lead the way to inclusive education for deaf children. Radhika Holmstrom finds out how Jane Russell is concerned that her deaf toddler is becoming isolated at nursery. 'Sam's...
The simple ingredients of a successful nursery garden are explored by <B> Jan White </B> , early years development officer at Learning Through Landscapes
The National Day Nurseries Association has challenged the Government to rethink its funding policies for early years provision. Last week Rosemary Murphy, NDNA chief executive, called for more direct...
New education rights for children with disabilities are set to come into force across Scotland next year. The Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Act 2001 places legal duties on nurseries, and...
U nions representing teaching assistants are concerned that their jobs may be particularly vulnerable as local authorities struggle to balance their books this year, given that many are on temporary...
Children who bully feel that no-one likes them. They try to bully others into being their friends but only succeed in making matters worse, says Andrea Clifford-Poston. They need to be shown kinder...
More advice on reading with young children and titles for birth to threes, as recommended by Opal Dunn The text on the back cover of a child's picture book is skilfully written by publishers to act as...
Security and affection are essential to young children, says Jennie Lindon in her new series on the principles behind Birth to Three Matters Babies and young children have significant needs wherever...
In her sixth and final blog for Nursery World, Kezia Thurgood-Parkes reveals her final marks and where she is beginning the first rung of her career