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Observation, reflection and planning are the keys to success in helping children to explore ICT, as in any other areas of early learning, writes Jane Drake Information technology is now an integral...
Besides working hard, medieval children and adults enjoyed many more holidays (holydays) than we have bank holidays. In the 1500s there was concern that people were on holiday so often, the national...
The biggest independent review of primary education in England for 40 years is aiming to encourage debate among parents, children and the public as well as professionals and policymakers. Professor...
Reverting to less mature behaviour is often an indication that children are feeling vulnerable. Psychologists from the Anna Freud Centre offer advice on how to support them Regression, by which we...
A special Rainbow Party gives past parents and children the chance to remember their happy times at Oakey Dokeys Pre-school in Great Oakley, Essex, say joint managers Nicola Bushell and Hayley...
It is amazing to think that the Effective Provision of Pre-School Education project began in 1997, and has just reported on outcomes at age 16 for the children it has followed (see our feature on...
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...
Starting a new job can be extremely stressful, but your employer should have an effective induction programme in place to address your anxieties about understanding new procedures, getting to know...
Children from disadvantaged families are an average of ten months behind those from the middle classes in terms of cognitive development at the age of three, according to a new study.
A children's centre serving one of the UK's toughest estates is taking proactive steps to survive the coming spending review, says Melanie Defries.