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Early years settings put a range of music resources to the test, including instruments and CDs. Sue Hubberstey reports EIGHT-NOTE COMBI BELLS SET TTS
Games and fitness equipment can help children develop a love of movement and physical activity and will encourage even reluctant movers to join in the fun Movement
Replacing Baseline assessment with a 'school-readiness' check would not be a simple matter, warns Karen Wickett
A charity-run nursery finds it's no problem to adapt the day's activities in ways rewarding for all the children. Sue Learner reports George, aged two, has visual impairments and epilepsy. Before his...
The Montessori approach to early years education is nearing a century old. Mary Evans looks at why it has stood the test of time Maria Montessori was a true pioneer. After be-coming the first woman to...
A survey reveals that providers piloting the free entitlement for disadvantaged two-year-olds are faced with extra costs that are not covered by local authority funding, such as extra staffing and...
Early years practitioners are using colour as a vehicle for children to understand and express feelings that they may find difficult to communicate, says <B>Jackie Cosh</B>
Faced with recruitment challenges, one chain found providing staff with subsidised housing benefited the company and its workers. Annette Rawstrone reports Teddies Nurseries has got the home front...
Serving healthy school dinners the Italian way has children asking for seconds, and sitting with their teachers. Mario Matassa gets a taste.
The latest survey of parents taking up childcare provides plenty of deeper explanations for what families want and need, says Eva Lloyd.