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How much technology is healthy for children, and how can you get a good balance? Penny Tassoni sets out what you need to know.
Puzzles can help young children to develop their fine motor skills and give them a great sense of achievement when they're done. Nicole Weinstein asked early years settings to put some together.
The DfEShas revised the Early Years Foundation Stage framework and is consulting on the requirements that will be given legal force. Here is our concise guide to the new document. Purpose and aims The...
Retaining staff is paramount in the current recruitment crisis, says Samantha Richmond, manager/co-ordinator of Portland Nurseries in Huddersfield Recruitment, selection and retention seem to be a...
Over the next few months Deborah Sharpe will chart her progress as she sets up Ravens out-of-school club in Eastbourne We had our Ofsted visit and after a couple of hours of grilling, by a very...
<P> Its 100 years since the first bear was named Teddy. <B> Bernard Tennant </B> looks at the evolution of the species that has become one of the worlds best-loved toys </P>
These people have one thing in common - they set up a nursery and saw it grow into a large chain. By Dominique Hammond Nursery care is big business these days and it is continuing to grow at a...
Interacting with babies and toddlers through saying rhymes is a bonding activity that helps them to build language and dialogue skills, as <B>Opal Dunn</B> explains