Whatever new criteria are given to us, assessment remains an essential expression of our values as practitioners and defines how we support children as learners, argues Jan Dubiel of Early...
In a purpose-built playground, disabled children are active learners rather than passive observers, writes Crispin Andrews explains.
Embracing risky play gives children the chance to push themselves to their limits, with physical, emotional and educational benefits, explains Annette Rawstrone
Want to make the most of your outdoor areas on the cheap? Take inspiration from one recent project that transformed five nursery gardens for £200 apiece.
The latest batch of children's books reviewed by Alison Boyle features some characters who are dastardly, dashing, and painfully shy, as well as worldly Captain Duck. by Jez Alborough. (Collins,...
A male childminder with his own young family, whose experience includes the army and teaching, and who is considering working abroad, is given advice on options by Tina Jefferies.
Following last month’s article about mental well-being, Hopscotch Early Years Consultancy’s Laura Hoyland looks at managing the physical side of the job
Dr Helen Edwards provides insights into how the revised EYFS is influencing Ofsted's inspections and what its recent reports suggest about changes to practice and management.