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While certain activities are useful for the development of handwriting, others can hinder it - and practitioners can help by explaining the differences to parents.
Imagine the scene. You have begun to write the shopping list and have left a pen and paper on the table. A series of peculiar marks have now appeared and your child beams and announces, 'I can write...
SPONSORED CONTENT Specialist broker Owen Froebel provides insights into the current market and points to key issues that sellers need to consider.
It’s hard to imagine any setting without music and sound. Music is an important aspect of the early years, says Sally-Anne Brown and Vic Holmes, directors of a community of learning for early years...
Three-quarters of the 107 Early Excellence Centres in England are well-managed, provide a useful model for integrating services, and are helping to combat the effects of child poverty and improve the...
By Margaret Edgington, an early years consultant The recent report Teaching Literacy and Mathematics in Reception Classes is one of the most unprofessional and poorly-researched pieces of work I have...
New research, published by the Sutton Trust, suggests that the planned expansion of the funded hours to younger children, will 'lock' out disadvantaged children from extra early years education.
Progress towards open access play in new integrated children's centres in Wales has been hampered by difficulties in blending provision for older children with early years education. According to a...
Liz Hunt, principal at Norland College, talks about how the 120-year-old institution has changed and how sophisticated IT systems are now helping it to deliver 21st Century childcare training