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The patterns in language, movement and music may not be immediately obvious but learning to recognise them helps children make sense of the world, says Linda Pound.
* The search is on to find Jersey's most family-friendly employers. Jersey Child Care Trust is distributing competition leaflets on the Channel Island so parents can nominate their employers. Winning...
Government funding for the 15 and 30 hours childcare offers will continue if early years settings have to close, or where children cannot attend due to Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Your news item on national pay scales (Nursery World, 26 May) suggests the option proposed by education secretary Ruth Kelly is welcomed. NDNA agrees the two-tier system should be examined and a...
The controversial childcare expert whose methods portrayed on the Channel 4 programme 'Bringing Up Baby' drew criticism from early years experts and parents alike has failed to produce any evidence of...
The inspection of childcare providers in England is to be outsourced to private companies, Ofsted has confirmed.
Observation is central to assessment for the new Progress Check at Two and the revised EYFS Profile, says Jan Dubiel, national development co-ordinator for Early Excellence.
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell believes the Manifesto for Children has radical questions that will demand answers The children's charities take this Government very seriously. No Government has...
Nursery World sums up the key findings of the latest research from the Study of Early Education and Development.
* An 18-year-old nursery nurse who was born profoundly deaf and partially blind has been named as a regional heat winner in the National Apprenticeship Awards 2006. Donna Trezona works in the...