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This month, the group 11 MILLION, together with Liberty, the National Youth Agency and a group of young people from Corby, launched the BUZZ OFF campaign, to call for an end to the use of ultrasonic...
A nursery inspired by the Kodaly approach to education is using music as a 'vehicle for learning'. Meredith Jones Russell finds out more.
The expansion of funded childcare brings with it both opportunities and challenges for early years settings of all sizes to manage, with an increase to administration and paperwork.
By Sue Allingham, Foundation Stage and infant co-ordinator at a primary school in Richmond upon Thames While it is good news that the Government is proposing a national programme for Foundation Stage...
School closures are increasing educational inequalities between the rich and poor, a report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies has revealed, as the debate about wider opening from 1 June continues.
By Susan Hay, chair of Nurseryworks Family Solutions, Kinderquest,Red Apple Nurseries and Bright Horizons Ireland. It is often the case that if a profession is having difficulty meeting the needs of...
Following last month's start-up advice, founders of nanny agencies in different parts of the country talk about why and how they got going Deborah Elliff of Little Masters and Misses in Croydon...
Well-known author and children's food expert Annabel Karmel has ideas for growing and eating
Encourage children to be creative with crayons. Hilary White explains how they can be used in a variety of ways to make some fantastic pictures wax crayons are one of the cheapest art materials around...
The food that children eat in the early years shapes their habits for life. Charlotte Goddard takes a seat at the nursery table for mealtimes in Hong Kong, Peru and Italy