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Attending training on positive behaviour has helped foster a collaborative spirit in Melina Adamopoulou’s setting. By Gabriella Jozwiak
Socialising and developing friendships in the early years takes time and requires sensitivity on the part of the adults concerned. Practitioners are well placed to give parents some advice on...
Under the revised EYFS, learning experiences must be 'challenging and enjoyable'. Is this the ideal opportunity to revisit some tired routines?, asks Penny Tassoni.
Starting hours for Primary 1 pupils in Glasgow could be changed by the city council at the request of working parents. Following consultation in 1997, it was agreed that the new intake of four- and...
Scotland's first national guidance for practitioners working with babies and toddlers has been positively received by practitioners and early years experts. 'Birth to Three: supporting our youngest...
Having a child's parent attend the nursery, rather than just dropping in for a momentary visit, is bringing benefits for the children and for the nursery staff as well. Annette Rawstrone went to see.
Make tidying up part of your day at your early years setting, as explained by Katy Morton
Following the introduction of the Children And Social Work Act, primary-school-aged children in schools must receive relationships education.
The Early Years National Training Organisation hopes to devise national occupational standards for carers working with children of asylum seekers and refugees to be included among the standards for...
All nurseries have them, but they devise different ways of managing them. Mary Evans considers the late pick-up