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Harry is very interested in naming items and in stating what is happening around him. He demonstrates a good range of single-word language, mostly nouns. Examples of his new words are 'stone, stick...
Test your knowledge about child development, the value of play in the early years and the importance of observing and assessing young children by answering true or false. By Jackie Harding and Liz...
Nurseries were losing more than a thousand pounds a week in parent fees due to the pandemic last December, according to research commissioned by the DfE.
It may be hard to identify dyslexic children when they show many of the same traits as those without it. Phoebe Doyle offers some insight.
A child stamping on a playdough dragon demonstrates that the child is operating flexibly in their play space. Philip Waters explains how to respond to what can seem like destructive actions from the...
The Government will not go ahead with plans for the new primary curriculum, drawn up under Labour, following Sir Jim Rose's review.
Katy Morton analyses changes coming down the track and garners opinion on the wider implications.
Harry has had a growing spurt, and suddenly he can reach things previously out of his range. He and sister Jasmine enjoy running around the house together holding on to the ends of a long scarf,...
By Catherine Gaunt The national occupational standards that underpin training in early years care and education across the UK are due to be agreed in November. The details were revealed by Lynette...
Harry is extremely active, rarely staying still. When sat on an adult's lap he bobs up and down energetically, and if held under his armpits his feet slide up and down the insides of his legs, as if...