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Singing has a long tradition in nurseries, thanks largely to the work of Friedrich Froebel, and the practice is intimate and complex, explain Sacha Powell, Kathy Goouch and Louie Werth
A little bit of recognition goes a long way when it comes to motivating and retaining staff in the nursery industry. Nicole Curnow meets four nursery staff who have been rewarded for their efforts....
The price of universal childcare provision will be well worth paying if it leads to greater parental choice and better training for the workforce, argues <B>Vidhya Alakeson</B>
Even before the General Election, politicians from different parties were uniting in calls for investment in early intervention that could reduce society's ills and costs over the long term. Laura...
Courses for early years practitioners working with babies and toddlers are brought together by Simon Vevers The Council for Awards in Children's Care and Education (CACHE) runs a number of units...
A project to help teenage parents with childcare and so continue with their education or obtain employment is proving its worth, writes Catherine Gaunt
As the Foundation Stage Profile replaces baseline assessment, the QCA's Pauline Hoare outlines how the new system focuses on the needs of young children The new Foundation Stage Profile, which was...
How can early years settings help stop children being disadvantaged by racial bias? By Gabriella Jozwiak
Practitioners can use the Birth To 5 Matters guidance to help them produce their observations of children’s development and progress, explains Di Chilvers
Awarding bodies and sector organisations have raised concerns that the early years T-Level won’t equip students with a licence to practice.