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* Deaf children can draw their way in to the National Deaf Children's Society's 60th birthday party at London Zoo. Children aged three to 12 must draw a picture of their favourite zoo animal. The...
Over the past year I have seen my job working as a nursery nurse in a school whittled down to that of a general dogsbody. The teachers I work with want to do more teaching, but you don't have to do...
These delightful StoryBooks, part of an interactive play system from Flair, have been designed for children of three years-plus to support role play and pre-reading skills. Each one has eight...
In the first article in a seven-part series on the Early Years Pupil Premium, Charlotte Goddard explores how settings are closing the attainment gap through investment in staff.
You can help diabetic children in your setting with forewarning and some understanding of the condition. Maggie Jones reports Diabetes mellitis is a condition in which the amount of glucose in the...
A ban on adverts for junk food appearing during television programmes aimed at children under 16 came into force last week, in the latest phase of restrictions imposed by media regulator Ofcom.
The Care Commission has upheld a complaint against a private nursery in Renfrewshire about the safety of children playing in the nursery car park, which is next door to a stable.
Snacks and light meals on the go need not be fast food. Eve Boggenpoel discovers some healthy choices in hand for both children and adults Whether it's off to school or out for a day trip, providing a...
Seeing a young boy do something considered feminine provokes some extended thinking about traditional gender roles and stereotypes. Anne O'Connor explores the issues in practice.
<P> Jealousy can be better understood and dealt with if it is seen as a sign of some insecurity a child is feeling, writes <B> Penny Tassoni </B> </P>