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Get ready for the Christmas season with an inspiring story the children can read together and act out, as suggested by Jean Evans Ain attractive variation on the tale of the Nativity is Little Owl and...
Discover the forces of nature that push and pull objects or make them fall to the ground in part two of our project by Jane Drake A thematic approach to planning should link directly to what children...
Parents and carers need better support to help them to stay in work, according to new research.
It has never been more important to introduce to children the themes of ‘peace’, ‘justice’ and ‘rights’ in ways that they will relate to and understand. By Dr Diane Boyd
There is still just time to organise your visit to the Nursery World North 2011 show, taking place at Manchester's Event City from 7 to 8 October. Sue Learner gives a preview of all there is to see...
More babies are being born every year with Down's Syndrome than before prenatal screening became widespread, new figures show.
The appointment of the next children's commissioner erupted in a row after MPs questioned the nomination of Maggie Atkinson by children's secretary Ed Balls.
Nearly one in six children have difficulty learning to talk, according to a survey published by England's first Communication Champion for Children, Jean Gross.
Most people want state schools to continue to be funded and run by the Government and local authorities, a survey by teaching union NASUWT and public sector union Unison has found.