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It's time for a completely new approach, argue Margaret Edgington, Grethe Hooper Hansen, Richard House and Kim Simpson, for the the Open EYE Steering Group
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...
Edited by Ann Henderson (Trentham Books, 21.99, ISBN 9781858565033)
Most local authorities have found difficulties in implementing the Integrated Review – but solutions do exist, reports Charlotte Goddard
Puzzles can help young children to develop their fine motor skills and give them a great sense of achievement when they're done. Nicole Weinstein asked early years settings to put some together.
The legislative disentanglement involved in the Brexit vote will keep lawmakers busy for years to come. Its implications for the early years sector are set out here by Phil Richardson, head of...
Which resources can help young children explore language, and what are the basic principles that should be borne in mind when using them? By Nicole Weinstein
Going back to basics is helping early years practitioners to identify the areas where they need to boost their skills, says Mary Evans.
Childminders are facing barriers to offering the free entitlement through a shortage of accredited networks and poor funding.