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1. Observation is the best way to seek out children's needs. Watch children not only creating art, but also in play. What are they drawn to, what do they love, what skills do they need? 2....
Childminders are set to give National Childcare Month a rousing start in Scotland with a wave of activities in the first week of June to raise the profile of registered childminding as a quality form...
Reference books should form the backbone of any 'library' you attempt to build, and encouraging children to dip into books to find out facts for themselves will sharpen their curiosity and desire to...
Improve your practice. Use our directory to help you access the many short courses and workshops designed to keep early years professionals up to the minute with good practice across all aspects of...
Size does matter, argue the directors of middle-sized chains, and they don't want to grow too big. Annette Rawstrone reports Think of a nursery chain and it tends to be one of the largest groups with...
Staff are likely to work together better after they have had to function as a group away from the workplace, says Mary Evans
Mathias Urban argues that caring for nursery age children is a public good and a public responsibility, and that early childhood education is about how we as a society imagine our future.
Through all the debate around 30 hours, one thing has remained constant.
Perhaps Liz Truss could persuade the Treasury to adopt a novel form of quantitative easing, argues Ross Midgley - just print more children.
Annie Crombie of BookTrust on how a pilot scheme is reconnecting young children and families with their local libraries post-Covid