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How can nurseries make sure they don't lose out as the Government phases out compensation to employers for the prolonged sickness absence of staff? Jacqui Mann advises
Woodwork is a highly engaging activity for young children that encourages persistence and self-esteem, writes Pete Moorhouse
Background reading on the thinkers who helped shape current early years practice has just got easier, as we've gathered together all the articles from our 'Early Years Pioneers' series and made them...
Baby and toddler activity groups are coming up with ways to keep parents connected and children stimulated in light of the social distancing measures introduced to reduce the spread of Coronavirus.
Teachers at primary schools must now do so many in-service training days a year when the schools are closed. Why not arrange to entertain the children of hard-pressed working parents on these days,...
Laughter therapy is being dispensed liberally for sick children in hospital, with encouraging results. Annette Rawstrone hears the diagnosis.
A home-grown approach to peer mentoring at a nursery school and children's centre in London is improving practice, as well as making work more satisfying for the team. Headteacher Dr Julian Grenier...
New research suggests that women who consume high levels of omega-3 fatty acids during pregnancy have more intelligent and better behaved children. A study by Dr Joseph Hibbeln from the National...
You might not have started your Christmas shopping yet, despite reminders everywhere about the days running out, but you will no doubt be thinking about activities that your setting can carry out for...