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What a city lost in underused nurseries and schools may have been more than gained back in a new centre, as Melanie Defries discovers.
As the EYFS eats into Key Stage One, it should be allowed to go even further to the age of seven, with a rethink of our approach to both learning and teaching, argues Julian Grenier.
Social enterprise United for All Ages (UfAA) and care home operator Millennium Care are working together on a £12m intergenerational development, which is hoped to be the first of its kind in the UK.
What do settings with good outdoor spaces have in common? In this series, Julie Mountain visits past champions of the Nursery World Awards
Equipment and activities need not be complex for children to gain a working knowledge of how to use things, write Colin MacFarlane and Sarah Armstrong For young children ICT is an exciting and...
How much childcare is available for mothers who work full-time? Pamela Calder, former chair of the Early Childhood Studies Degrees Network and who campaigned in the 70s for better access to childcare,...
Pearson's new qualifications are popular with students and colleges for offering a variety of exit points, but some onlookers have expressed reservations about the assessment process, as Gabriella...
The LEAP programme in Lambeth succeeded in making a real difference to children and families during its three years, as Karen Hart discovered when she attended a conference to celebrate its...
I first heard about Video Interaction Guidance (VIG) in December 1996 when I attended a two-day introduction to this method of training given by Raymond Simpson and Hilary Kennedy, two psychologists...
Childcare centres in deprived areas could be the remedy for social exclusion, says the Daycare Trust