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How can practitioners help children to play in a manner that best supports their development? Marion Dowling explains.
- Equality and inclusion are the focus of an early years resource from the Pre-School Learning Alliance, which examines how children learn prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory behaviour from a very...
* Some children may need help learning to trust adults and extra support to become effective communicators. Strengthening the bond is a new resource from Talk to Your Baby, the National Literacy...
One nursery takes a far-sighted approach to incorporating ICT into its daily life and learning, as well as its staff assessments. Ruth Thomson reports.
Childcare providers have been told by the Government to ‘use their professional judgement’ and ‘follow alternative approaches’ if they choose as they plan to reopen to all children, in new guidance...
An alternative form of circle time is teaching young children to listen and concentrate. Sharon Garforth explains the programme and training.
The hard times that are facing other sectors may spell good times for childcarers.Mary Evans finds out why As nursery proprietors and managers look to the New Year, do they see 2002 as a time to...
The health service has found a way to keep valued parent employees on their shifts. Annette Rawstrone reports Catering for the childcare needs of a workforce that operates 24 hours a day, seven days a...
Childminding is often the childcare option of choice for families with disabled children. They value the flexibility, the greater degree of one-to-one care and the opportunity to build a trusting...