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Amid rising food prices, Dr Coulthard, a developmental psychologist, says that the cost of using food in sensory play can be kept to a minimum and that the practice actually reduces food waste...
In the search for high-quality and reasonably priced training for early years practitioners, Nicole Weinstein looks at the innovative solutions on offer from three online training companies
The problem with so much music aimed at the very young is that it can all sound the same. Not so the three CDs from PlayIt.
A resource pack that provides materials to help early years practitioners encourage young children to participate in political, economic, social and cultural life has been produced by Learning and...
Clusters of schools and children's consortia are the big ideas in the county that brought the Code of Practice furore to national attention. Simon Vevers went to see
The principle of early intervention to bring about change and improvement is firmly established across children's services. However, the idea of five-year-olds being warned off guns and the gang...
What do you get if you cross a frog with a bee? Well, the UK early years sector is about to find out, and the resulting creature will be the largest in the nursery garden.
Registered childminders in Scotland are to benefit from guidance and training on child protection through a new project by the Scottish Childminding Association. It will include how to identify signs...
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.