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Teaching unions and early years organisations told the Government last week that its plans to reform SATs and place greater importance on teacher assessment at Key Stage 1 in England were welcome but...
How can early years staff support bereaved children and help them understand their grief and emotions? By Nicole Weinstein
Hatch some new ideas and understanding with more activities for the Foundation Stage by Carolyn Price, here concentrating on nests, eggs and feathers Activity 1
Don't miss out on the opportunity to point out environmental print to children. It surrounds their every waking moment, says <B>Louise Dryden</B>
Be aware of the steps you can take to help children whose first language is not English to settle in at nursery, writes Penny Tassoni Rarely a year goes by without some politician bemoaning the fact...
Including special needs children in mainstream settings can be a scary experience for the staff, says Mary Evans Deciding to implement an policy of inclusion and take children with special educational...
The UK is losing 1 per cent of its GDP, equivalent to £27bn, due to a lack of suitable childcare, warns a new economic think tank report.
* All children born after 1 September 2002 are to receive a cash sum on their seventh birthday from the Government. The Treasury said last week that the Child Trust Fund or 'baby bond', which...
Now is the time for local authorities and providers to be taking a fresh look at how to communicate with eligible families. James Hempsall explains.