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Working with felt under the guidance of a local artist led to surprising results for children, their families and the staff team at one setting. Nathan Archer explains
A school that's worked hard to create a sanctuary for pupils could provide a model for extended services. Simon Vevers reports Scan the list of 61 extended schools recently unveiled by the Government...
How settings can improve how they support the Communication and Language (C&L) skills of children as seen through the lens of the new Ofsted judgement ‘Quality of education’. By Julie Kent, Caroline...
Judith Stevens explains the changes to Mathematics in the revised EYFS framework
Children prefer to spend the summer holidays hanging out on the street to spending time in youth clubs, according to a UK-wide survey carried out by Save the Children and British Gas. The survey of...
A seasonal recipe fusing a festive bird and British vegetables with dried fruit and spices from North Africa and the Middle East
Building relationships with parents and children has long been identified as key to the success of early learning for two-year-olds, says James Hempsall
If reading this has made you feel inadequate perhaps you need to start again, equipment-wise. Hope's Pre-School Art Kit contains six 568 ml bottles of ready mixed paint, assorted infant colour blocks,...
Childcare practitioners are aware that minority ethnic families don't take up the services of children's centres as much as they could, and have views on how to encourage them, says Annette Rawstrone.
* Have I talked about these issues with other early years practitioners? * Am I clear about my views of abuse?