Ignoring the importance of the early years creates a vicious circle where children are always the losers, says trainer Ann Vincent
Part 6: Trainee EYT Emma Davis wins some at school but loses to the online gremlins
<P> Bodily development in babies and toddlers is crucial to their mental growth, says Jennie Lindon </P>
Transition from the EYFS to Key Stage1 remains shrouded by conflicting messages and expectations. Julie Fisher calls for policymakers and school leaders to recognise the importance of play-based...
A successful nursery for children with autism makes the most of their visual skills to motivate development. Mary Evans hears how.
The consultation on a new apprenticeship standard is ‘deeply flawed’ and ‘bordering on a joke’, sector leaders have said.
In the fifth part of our series marking the tenth decades of Nursery World and Early Education, Aline-Wendy Dunlop reflects on the early years tradition, and its current state, in Scotland
Careful thought is needed to create well-defined and attractive spaces to enhance play, learning and well-being. Ruth Thomson explains.
Make plans over time for one of the most important areas of a setting's provision with this advice from <B>Jane Drake</B>