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Basic Skills Agency projects working with children and families are turning the tide of decline in deprived communities, says Dr Jacqui Cousins Three years ago, while working on an Action Research...
Overcoming a language barrier with families who speak little English requires time and effort, but is rewarding. By Karen Faux
When you're on duty and emergency strikes, do you flap, or sail through it? Test your mettle with this quiz by Jan Hurst and Sue Hubberstey Are you unflappable whatever happens, or is your nickname...
Follow our pointers to help you gather evidence for NVQ Level 3 Unit C14 - caring for and promoting the development of babies. Read our advice in conjunction with Level 3 standards Early Years Care...
Do you fully understand the benefits of outdoor play? Do you know the full range of experiences that you should offer young children outdoors? I thought I did until talking to a nursery owner who...
6 September. Art Attack. (ITV 1, 3.45 to 4.05pm) Neil Buchanan presents the first programme in a new series of the art show for children packed with tips, teasers and eye-catching visuals.
Nanny salaries have fallen by nearly as much as five per cent over the last year, against a national average salary rise of 1.4 per cent, a new survey reveals.
Rewards and incentives that settings can use for teaching children to follow shared moral rules are described by Jenny Mosley and Ross Grogan Q We work in a big nursery and our children come from a...
The latest childcare gap to be identified is among parents working unsocial hours - but they have to know that care is available before they will seek it. <B> Simon Vevers </B> investigates
A batch of light-hearted and sympathetic picture books in which younger children will recognise themselves and their own families is reviewed by Alison Boyle RATTLETRAP CAR. Written by Phyllis Root...