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I want to take issue with Jerry Beere's question, 'What exactly is the point in children as young as three or four learning even the rudiments of mathematics and English?' (Letters, 24 October). When...
Around two-thirds of primary school teachers struggle to understand ADHD because they lack training, a new study suggests.
Kidcare, a Glasgow-based charitable trust, has secured the contract to run a creche at the home of the Scottish Parliament. The creche at Holyrood House, which has been custom-built as part of the...
Private nursery owners are finding new ways to share informaton and action, reports Karen Faux.
The support and wellbeing of babies is strongly linked to better outcomes later in life but is not always placed at the forefront of best practice in early years. With the legacy of Covid and other...
In part two of this series, Helen Moylett explores the role of play in the CoEL and how early years settings can make sure that play is at the centre of their practice
In the second of her series on child behaviour and its links to the new SEND code of practice, Kay Mathieson looks at working with parents.
A national working group of nanny agencies and nanny representatives is set to lobby the Government to introduce a register of nannies. The working group, whose 20 members include the Recruitment and...
There are a variety of conditions and problems that can inhibit a young child's language development Because learning language is such a complex business, it is not surprising that problems sometimes...