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As an early years trainer I have been reading the 'playdough' correspondence on the Letters page with a little surprise. All this talk about adults making the dough - what about the children making...
Finding sufficient high-quality childcare to expand free early education to all disadvantaged two-year-olds by 2013 could be problematic, research suggests.
Positive reinforcement, or praise, is such a powerful tool in all areas of behaviour management that it seems strange that we do not use it more.
Hiring a live-in nanny is ‘considerably cheaper’ than employing a nanny who lives outside the family home, although demand for live-in nannies is falling, a new survey finds.
A simple story about a dog in a sweater can inspire activities in different areas of the curriculum, says Lena Engel One of the stories by Gene Zion about a much-loved pet dog called Harry is No Roses...
Recent strategic reports on poverty and deprivation are leaving Peter Moss feeling that something is being overlooked. Here he explains why.
Scientists first learnt about dinosaurs in the 1820s when they discovered fossilised bones. Miranda Walker shows you how to recapture that excitement Dinosaur activities seem to be permanently popular...
PROFESSIONAL NANNY/NANNYTAX SURVEY OF UK NANNY WAGES What are employers paying for a nanny - and what do they expect in return? Stephen Vahrman interprets the figures
Will Ofsted’s new definition of teaching in the early years be a game changer for practice in the Foundation Stage in schools, particularly Reception classes? This is one of the key questions to be...