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Experiment with techniques, make a display and extend a topic on growing with these ideas from Nina Massey A great work of art such as Vincent Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' can stimulate children's...
Helping children to develop a sense of time may require giving them lots of time. Penny Tassoni considers how to listen to children trying to put things in perspective Gone are the days when a child...
Who in your nanny circle might be breaking the laws of friendship? Jan Hurst reads out the charge sheet This may be the season of goodwill to all, but social gatherings often take an unpleasant turn....
The outoing chief medical officer for England has warned that the country is nowhere near achieving the Government's ambition to halve child obesity by 2030.
Early years expert Alison Featherbe delves deeper into the DfE's plans to change the safeguarding requirements in the EYFS.
<P>A one-stop shop is literally being provided for parents of nursery-age children in a venture by Sainsbury's which the supermarket chain claims is the first-ever drop-in supermarket nursery in the...
By James Griffin, Northern Ireland's first male registered childminder, who lives in Bangor, Co Down I must admit the majority of my friends responded to the news of my attendance at the Northern...
Language development has again been quite marked this month, with Harry continuing to build on his vocabulary and exclaiming 'look' at everything that interests him. Harry also shows items to his...
Puzzles and puppets can be excellent teaching aids to help children explore their emotions, says Jenny Benjamin Over the past few years a new category of nursery equipment has appeared - products...
I was delighted to see so much information about schemas in Nursery World ('All About Schemas', 6 June). It was inspiring and exciting to read about an approach to education that does not try to drum...