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How can settings best support the particular maths development needs of three-year-olds, asks Judith Dancer in the fourth part of this series
This month we look ahead to transitions, think about what evidence-led practice really means and have a fine motor focus with articles on sewing, mark making and resourcing for fine motor development.
Do you get tired of an older generation telling you that you've had a soft life, or that you don't know how easy you've got it? You might be ready to agree with them after reading the wartime...
Early Years settings, practitioners and schools are invited to enter this year’s Shine a Light Awards, which celebrate the achievements of those who support children’s speech, language and...
(Photograph) - Vicky Stokes, a play specialist at Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital in London, compares denimwear with 16-month-old Tabitha Owen, 14-month-old Finn Leighton and Matthew Hough,...
Nursery owners must not let quantity take priority over quality in an expanding childcare market, says Michael Thompson, managing director of nursery chain Child Base It came as no surprise to read...
Discover the learning opportunities in a surprising assortment of books featuring holes with activities from Helen Bromley In this, the second part of a project on holes, I want to look at some...
As the presence of the ubiquitous 'nit' reaches its annual apex, so too do the publicity attempts by those marketing anti-louse treatments. To name just two examples, Lyclear is sending a guide on...
The Government has missed a golden opportunity to send a message to the nation. Ministers have missed the point for, until the law states otherwise, it seems parents are able to smack their children....
Babies who are given vitamin D supplements may be protected against developing Type 1 diabetes in later life, according to a new study.