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Make a meal that children will enjoy as much as their parents, especially if they've shared in the shopping and cooking, says Fiona Hamilton-Fairley Even if cooking is not on a nanny's agreed list of...
CACHE's two recently launched college-based qualifications makes studying additional needs compulsory. Gabriella Jozwiak looks at how the learning for each is organised
Any way you mix it, paint can be turned into an exciting material with everyday additions, says Kevin Kelman
Primary head teacher Laurence Keel looks at software for speech and language support and for teaching music Speaking for Myself by Topologika is aimed at pupils with speech and language difficulties...
Eccentric animal characters and magical abilities enliven the latest children's books reviewed by Alison Boyle Hot, Hot, Hot. By Neal Layton. (Hodder, ISBN: 0-340-87326-4, 9.99)
Complex rules over SSP are causing confusion with employers. Our employment law expert, Caroline Robins, principal associate at Eversheds, wrote a column setting out what employers’ responsibilities...
Ahead of a much-anticipated review of the EYFS this year, many nursery heads have firm views on which aspects of the framework need to be improved, writes Melanie Defries.
Early years provision is firmly on the election agenda. Mary Evans rounds up the relevant pledges by the three main parties Party leaders and leading politicians, among them Chancellor Gordon Brown,...
After winning £200 worth of vouchers for gaining Level 5 in the RHS Campaign For School Gardening, children from Springfield Nursery in Barnstaple decided to spend their prize at the local garden...
Unison's chief negotiators have been forced to back down in their fight for a national pay settlement for Scotland's nursery nurses. At a meeting last week the public services trade union agreed that...