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As the Government's lifelong learning reforms turn to the under-threes, Mary Evans asks what the forthcoming framework of effective practice should offer The programme of reforms with which the...
How can we support listening and understanding in two-year-olds? Penny Tassoni looks at the challenges and offers some solutions.
Here's a super new game for two to four players. It's designed for children from four to eight years and could easily become an after-school club favourite. The purpose of the game is to be the first...
A new report finds that 35 per cent of lower income parents with children from birth to age five have struggled to access child development and parenting support in children’s centres and family hubs...
Make the most of children's interest in all kinds of animals
The family of a disabled child lost their court challenge last week to win the right to claim mobility benefits for disabled children under three.
A project that boosted learning outcomes for babies also helped nursery staff make great strides in their practice, as explained by Donna Luck, Claire Stevenson and Veronica Lawrence, who devised the...
...the Government's command? Mahrukh Choughtai spoke to a cross-section of those working at the frontline of the early years sector to find out what is on their wish-list for care and education in...
Doing action rhymes with young children has many developmental benefits, as Penny Tassoni explains
Many young adults are confused about birth and living with a newborn baby, according to research published last Monday by the National Childbirth Trust to coincide with the charity's rebranding.