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We know early years education suffers from a pay problem, but just how does this affect practitioners’ ability to afford to lead ‘normal’ lives? Hannah Crown has these shocking findings from our...
A key person juggling the conflicting demands of young children at different stages is offered reassuring advice by Dr Maria Robinson.
How do very young children who are removed from their parents cope with changes of carers? Karen Faux finds out about a new way to lessen the uncertainties for them.
A two-year project that aims to improve the quality, availability and flexibility of childcare has been extended for an extra year.
The sensory experience of messy play has far-reaching benefits for brain development, creativity and risk-taking, says Anne O'Connor
The recommendations made by Professor Cathy Nutbrown in the final report of her independent review into the early years and childcare workforce have received an overwhelmingly positive response from...
Understanding attachment theory can enhance flexible and responsive strategies to guide your practice with all children, says Anne O'Connor.
How are some settings encouraging parents to improve the quality of packed lunches? Meredith Jones Russell reports
In this extract from the guide Playing to Learn, author Di Chilvers points out that, in order to teach children, we need to tune into their existing world of play.
Showing parents the influence they have as their children's first educators has brought great benefits in projects described by Allan Watson.