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One school and children's centre has won an award for its work on Traveller culture and heritage. Gabriella Jozwiak finds out how the project has increased engagement among the local community.
As measles cases soar, some leading figures are urging that children should not be admitted to nursery or school unless they have had the MMR jab. Melanie Defries investigates.
Supporting children making the transition to Key Stage 1 requires teachers to strike a balance between adult-led and child-initiated learning, with the right environment and resources
If you're planning an accident awareness campaign you might want to take a look at the Dangerspot series of books. All the titles involve a group of animal friends that include Harey a 'hare-brained...
Nursery World readers can win one of five copies of the first video/DVD of 'The Cramp Twins'. Wayne and Lucien Cramp can't agree on anything. Wayne is big and bossy while Lucien is small and shy. They...
Sharon Peach says that her day nursery has been inundated with responses to sharing ideas on treasure baskets (Letters, 23 August) and proposes that more nurseries network.
Further to the news story 'Outdoor areas hinder Foundation Stage' (4 July). I teach reception children in our local primary school, and our outdoor facilities are poor - yet they have the potential to...
Letter of the week wins 30 worth of children's books I agree with Irene Russell's opinion (In My View, 25 August) that most children who turn four in August are not ready to start school in September....
Early years experts warned last week that there were dangers in promoting synthetic phonics, as the Government unveiled a review into the way reading is taught in England's primary schools.
Early years settings in Kent have raised concerns about cuts to the level of funding for children with special educational needs and disabilities.