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A huge historic church close to the City in London has given Jane Mennie, writing here, and Jenny Gannon their own unique and extraordinarily beautiful nursery After three long years, we opened our...
We know that children need plenty of fruits - but why, and how can nurseries best provide this? Mary Whiting from the Food Commission offers some answers The most compelling reason for eating plenty...
Help children explore their various moods using these fun activities suggested by Jean Evans Encourage children to discuss their mood changes as they sympathise with the main character in this...
The EYPP is a chance for settings to focus on numeracy, for both the children and the staff. Charlotte Goddard reports
I was not amused to read Maggie Dyer's letter (15 March) implying that childminders would teach teenage mothers that it is right to smack a child or to smoke in front of a child. I have just completed...
Follow a simple letter 'writing' activity by setting up a brightly coloured Post Office wall display, says Nina Massey A simple letter 'writing' activity and display provide a great introduction to a...
I was appalled to read 'A problem shared' (8 May, page 23). In an industry still feeling the effects of the death of a baby who was allergic to cow's milk (News, 30 January and 6 February), is it...
Children's minister Beverley Hughes has written to UNICEF to complain about a report on early childhood education which she described as 'poor' and full of inaccuracies.
Offering high-quality food within budget is undoubtedly a challenge, but can be achieved with careful food management, says Karen Faux.
Bags and boxes seem a simple enough focus for a topic and certainly most of the activities included are cheap to resource and easy to organise as well as being fun. But on a deeper and perhaps less...