Empathy for the parents of children with special educational needs is central to inclusive practice, as Kay Mathieson explains.
Cater for schemas being explored by the youngest children with simple interactive play, says Lena Engel A 'schema' is the word used to describe the way in which children focus on one aspect of play...
Constructivists say that young children build their knowledge from the material of their experiences, as Professor Tricia David explains The contributions of different constructivists help us to see...
Use an engaging poem about a spooky castle to introduce activities across the curriculum suggested by Judith Stevens in the second part of a project about castles Areas of learning
The number of children having the MMR jab has reached a record high, according to new figures from the NHS.
Karen Hart shines a spotlight on 2022's Nursery World Professional Book of the Year and also finds much to inform and enjoy in the award category's finalists
Fathers Plus, a service supporting father-friendly policies, is recommending the BA (Hons) Learning in Families, Schools and Beyond, as a valuable course for those who need to juggle their study time.
How can early years settings cost-effectively provide children with nutritious and tasty meals at a time when food and energy bills are soaring? Karen Hart reports
A course in expressive arts helped manager Kelly Parker lose her inhibitions about making storytime an imaginative experience.