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Practitioners must consider whether a mainstream or special setting is best for a particular child on an individual basis, says <B> Valerie Driscoll </B>
Throw out the brushes and see what children can paint with their bodies, says Hilary White Body printing is a great outdoor activity for the summer months. Take everything outside into the garden,...
Extend the learning opportunities provided by our pullout story, The Magic Fish Sharing the story
APEL recognises that experience counts. Mary Evans talks to some of the first practitioners to have completed the award When Sorrel Ayres, a mother of three, started thinking about moving into early...
Young children struggling to relate to a world that depends on language are given a lifeline by a unique programme. Karen Faux reports Before three-year-old Aimee Stoppard gained a place at an I CAN...
Our new series on special dietary needs considers how to cater for vegetarians and vegans in an early years setting, with these helpful tips from Suzannah Oliver All nurseries need to make provision...
Energy bills for UK businesses will be cut by around half their expected level this winter under new emergency support from the Government to help those facing rising costs.
The latest advice from chief medical officers about screen time for children is welcome, says Sally Goddard Blythe.
Children's Laureate Michael Rosen takes a closer look at what makes this form of children's literature unique and what function a good picture book serves in a young child's learning.
New health screening for babies checks for four rare conditions - which can be treated through dietary management. Public Health England explains