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Behaviour is a complex interplay of every aspect of development, and for young children, the driving force behind it is the ability to manage emotions, explains Maria Robinson.
Despite the Government spending 7bn on childcare per year, British parents currently spend 27 per cent of their income on childcare. A poorly-structured system means we are not getting value for...
* This series aims to demonstrate the type of activity practitioners should provide to help children of different experiences progress towards a given goal, ie stepping stone 4. * The stepping stones...
Measures to help low-income families were announced by Chancellor Alistair Darling in today's Pre-Budget Report.
Eight pilot projects have been launched by the Government in schools across England to promote healthy eating and combat childhood obesity and the risk of heart disease, cancer and health inequalities...
The UK has received a D grade for its essential services for families and children, in an end of year report card by the Family and Parenting Institute.
Two early years teacher training providers have been rated 'requires improvement' by Ofsted for two years running.
How can practitioners best help children to work out their responses to violence? Sian Adams and Janet Moyles explore the issues in this extract from their new book The events of 11 September 2001 and...
Nursery chains have said they are unlikely to follow the example of Jigsaw Day Nurseries in scrapping its registration fees for parents, warning that the move only encourages parents to put their...
Early years and childcare workers are 'increasingly well qualified', according to new research into early years provision. The number holding at least a level 3 qualification has risen by ten...