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Take-up of free nursery education for thee-and four-year-olds is lower in London and among South Asian parents, research carried out for the Department for Education has found.
Some food for thought in your professional career MAKING SENSE OF EARLY LITERACY:A PRACTITIONER'S PERSPECTIVE.
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...
Books from publishers' series and one based on a popular children's television show are reviewed by Alison Boyle Small World series:
In a new policy insight paper the three main political parties give their views on the best directions for childcare. Annette Rawstrone reports.
Children have a kinship with animal characters and can relate closely to their experiences, says author Peter Brown
Add up the animals, play around with old rhymes, reinforce concepts and learn a bit of Swahili in a collection of new books reviewed by Alison Boyle We All Went on Safari. written by Laurie Krebs and...
How have the UK’s biggest nursery groups – and the early years sector as a whole – changed over the past two decades? Catherine Gaunt goes through the archives
Looking back over nine decades of Nursery World magazines, from the Jazz Age to the Noughties, gives a wonderful insight into changing attitudes to children and the professionalisation of the nursery...
The arrival of a new baby is expected to be one of the happiest times in a woman's life. But becoming a mother has a huge physical, social and psychological impact. Hormonal changes mean that most new...