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A Good Place to Be Two, the latest guide from Community Playthings, captures the world view of the two-year-old and shows how to create environments to support this age group, including 'a place for...
Stephen Kilgour outlines why it is unfair to a child to label their needs as additional because they are neurodivergent, or have a physical disability. In line with this it is crucial that provision...
Meeting the emotional and learning needs of the unique child
As Chair the All-Party Parliamentary Group on A Fit and Healthy Childhood, I was recently delighted to commend our first report to my colleagues in the House of Lords.
Children interact with their peers in different ways at different ages. Penny Tassoni looks at the formula for early friendships 'Who did you play with today?' is a question often asked of young...
Twitching, inspired by one child’s interest, soon caught the imagination of a whole setting, Lyndsey Gardner explains
Children at Ashbridge School and Nursery in Lancashire planted a bee garden based on a design by pupil Charlotte Rigby.
Some food for thought in your professional career Building bridges for our future: the way forward through times of terror and war By Rashida Baig with Jane Lane (Early Years Equality, 7, 0151 639...
The ways that young children learn words and develop language skills, including how to hold a conversation, are to come under scrutiny at a new academic unit.
Raising the status of the early years workforce is something that Nursery World has campaigned for over many decades, and increasing the employment of graduates is obviously a positive move.