(Photograph) - Children and adults alike are being invited to bring their teddy to school or work and join in activities to help raise money to fund treatments for sick children. The medical charity...
If you want your early years setting to shine, it's time to go for accreditation. Many who did told Dr Tony Munton about the benefits it brought them Improving quality is one of the key aims of the...
Child 1st Solihull Day Nursery in Birmingham recently employed a Forest School teacher to spend one day per week with them.
The arrival of a new baby is expected to be one of the happiest times in a woman's life. But becoming a mother has a huge physical, social and psychological impact. Hormonal changes mean that most new...
Picture the tropical beaches and the bustling market stalls of The Gambia, and reading... Professional Nanny. From Serrekunda in this tiny west African country we've had a letter from Davy Joeffrey...
Show children how tasty fruits and vegetables are with tips for healthy eating from Fiona Hamilton-Fairley Summer is here, and with such an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables about, it's not so...
It is vital to encourage young children's listening and speaking skills as they progress to writing, as Lena Engel demonstrates Early learning goal
Can charity-run children's services keep up their good work when secure, long-term funding is denied? Simon Vevers reports The Government wants voluntary sector organisations to play a central role in...
Learning Through Landscapes is inviting early years settings to join its outdoor art project for National Schools Grounds Week from 12 to 16 June. A free pack of resources is available at...
A child stamping on a playdough dragon demonstrates that the child is operating flexibly in their play space. Philip Waters explains how to respond to what can seem like destructive actions from the...