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Has the slimmed-down Understanding the World impacted on teaching and learning? And what can we do to ensure we inspire children's interests and consolidate their knowledge? Lena Engel writes the...
Nord Anglia Education is set to become the UK's largest nursery group, following its purchase of Jigsaw Day Nurseries for Pounds 13.25m. The move has followed Nord Anglia's acquisition last month of...
'Inclusion is a process of identifying, understanding and breaking down barriers to participation and belonging' - Early Childhood Forum (2003)
As children develop their moral and social skills, early years practitioners should model behaviour carefully and avoid reciting simplistic rules, says Jennie Lindon Young children gradually build up...
How should practitioners best be observing children, assessing progress and letting this knowledge inform their planning, asks Charlotte Goddard
The Sun appealed to parents to send in pictures of their children sitting on the 'naughty step', made famous by supernanny Jo Frost. The paper ran a two-page feature on Monday with snaps of 14...
A lack of clarity within the Schools Admissions Code is leading to ‘vast numbers’ of summer-born children being forced to start school before they turn five, say campaigners.
- How To Be An Outstanding Childminder by Alison Lee (Continuum Books, 12.99, ISBN 978-1-84706-496-7)
Ever heard of Laura Trott? Probably not. She isn't a household name. But she has a very important job - she's David Cameron's new special adviser on women.
The benefits to a child of spending time with a childminder are outlined by Foundation Stage regional advisor Jane Cole in our series on the Celebrating Young Children project When Hannah's mother,...