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...
Right from the start, three-year-old Jonathan was timid and withdrawn in the nursery. He preferred to play on his own, rejecting most social contacts from the other children, and he played with the...
A coalition of 18 charities calling itself the Family Room is challenging the next Government to develop a new family strategy.
Early years practitioners can develop a better understanding of where and how learning takes place for all young children through the research of observation and listening We in the early years sector...
Scotland is the home of golf, so it is fitting that the management committee of Carnoustie Golf Links - which has hosted the British Open Championship - has donated golf equipment to local...
An imaginative selection of stories featuring a chocolate-covered duck and bendy dog, reviewed by Alison Boyle Oh, Ducky, A Chocolate Calamity
Children will be given a set list of words that they will be expected to spell by the end of primary school in plans set out to reform the teaching of English, maths and science.
The Status has proved its worth on many fronts and now it is time for the Government to decide how it can be built on, says Dr Eunice Lumsden
By Emma Hutchinson, director, The Music House for Children Is extended wraparound care in schools the answer to parents' childcare problems?
Britain's first BA degree in nursery management was launched in Liverpool last week to answer the Government's call for a 'ladder of qualifications' that would enable early years practitioners to step...