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You can tune the ears of babies and toddlers to picking out sounds and matching them to what they are seeing and doing, as Jennie Lindon explains The impressive sensory skills of human babies are now...
Readying, partnership or meeting place - what relationships should there be between early childhood and compulsory education, asks Peter Moss
Actions you can take to make your approach to the outdoors effective. By Julie Mountain
Early years professionals need to know how and when to intervene in children's activities, says Anne O'Connor The Curriculum guidance for the Foundation Stage requires practitioners to use...
Everyone from Government ministers to childcare students was impressed by this month's Manchester show, says Laura Marcus This year's Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition at Manchester's G-Mex...
Changes are afoot not just in practice but in legislation where staff retirement is concerned. Simon Bevan offers legal advice.
A project on elephants will provide a jumbo opportunity for large-scale creative and mathematical activities, writes <B> Denise Bailey </B>
The Home Secretary has called for early years settings to help spot children as young as three who may grow up to become criminals. Speaking in London last week at the Parent Child 2002 conference...
School starting age campaigners in Northern Ireland are today (Wednesday) meeting with the Northern Ireland Assembly's Education Committee to urge 'speedy action' on introducing a more flexible...
In the first of a four-part series on different regions, Gabriella Jozwiak discovers how some well-judged schemes and plenty of hard work are supporting Liverpool's early years sector network.