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A fake crow inspired children at one setting to investigate real birds, nests and eggs, writes Annette Rawstrone
For the baby on the go needing a comfy place to sleep, the pop-up travel cot from Samsonite Baby Travel folds out from its own lightweight carry bag into a free-standing, soft, safe and clean bed that...
There's a bumper issue of Nursery World this week, which should provide plenty for everyone working with young children. We know how much practitioners value resources that they can give to parents,...
Children's unacceptable behaviour needs an appropriate and consistent response. Jennie Lindon discusses when and how carers can use sanctions to bring about a positive effect Children learn how to...
Nursery staff and children alike have a lot to learn from the experience of working in pairs. Kate Whelan describes the practice and observations developed in her setting We have been working on a...
Mobile phones are now available with MP3 players, cameras, ringtones, MMS, SMS, live video and a host of other accessories designed to encourage heavy usage by children and, inevitably, increased...
There is no doubt the ability to read is crucial if our children are to make a success of their lives. There can be few better ways to improve a child's chances at school, and beyond, than to instil...
The number of pre-school children with statements of special educational needs has risen in the past four years, according to new Government figures.
The first Ofsted figures on childcare providers and inspections since the introduction of the 30 hours, reveal there are 468 fewer nurseries and childminders than at the end of August 2017.
In the last year, the NSPCC received almost 1,400 contacts to its helpline about children experiencing coercive and controlling behaviour as part of domestic abuse.