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Reports on a family literacy programme conducted in disadvantaged communities in Sheffield. Home visits and interviews at the beginning and end of the scheme took place with 85 parents, as well as...
Part 3: Trainee EYT Emma Davis has a nerve-wracking first observation
Patrick Hayes, director of the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA,) says that forthcoming policy moves should expand the childcare market, but not without challenges
I was interested to read your feature about Ofsted inspection complaints (Special Report, 27 September). It sounds as if this is becoming a significant problem.
As a male childcare worker, this World Book Day I decided to go as Anna from Frozen.
Despite concerns that the EU Referendum decision would mean more delays to policy changes for early years, there has been some movement at least in an attempt to show that it’s ‘business as usual’.
The prime and specific areas must be woven together from the beginning, says Nancy Stewart, principal consultant at Early Learning Consultancy.
The well-being of young children can only be truly gauged when we consider their relationships with the whole family. So we must examine the current changes to grandparenting and what they mean for...
Mama Bear’s Pre-School Unit in Downend had great fun on Shrove Tuesday, with children learning how to make pancakes and then designing their own creations on paper plates.
After decades in the backwaters, children's play is moving closer to the mainstream of public policy debate. The centre-left thinktank Compass has launched a 'Charter for Childhood' that rightly joins...