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Children's play provision is among the victims of the new Government's axe, along with literacy initiatives and childcare subsidies for parents training to go back to work.
Curriculum development and self-evaluation are examined in new workshops, writes Karen Faux.
The experience of moving the body from a prone position is surprisingly important for a child's development, say Anne O'Connor and Anna Daly.
How can settings make sure that they are providing ‘teachable moments’ for the benefit of children's development? By Sue Asquith
Early years organisations have responded positively to the 19 recommendations made by Professor Cathy Nutbrown in her review of early years qualifications, in terms of the vision set out for a higher...
The progress being made in safeguarding vulnerable children in Wales is to come under review by the Welsh Assembly. The review is being headed by Gwenda Thomas, the assembly member for Neath, who...
Children in Scotland has called for an overarching review of the entire children's sector workforce to address qualification levels, pay and conditions and gender inequality. Its new report, Working...
Shouldn't better food provision be compulsory in the early years?
Children's play campaigners have urged the Government to do more at ground level to ensure play is at the heart of policies ranging from housing to schools, after an MP revealed that a national play...
Why is touch so important for babies and young children? Because it is linked to healthy physical and emotional development, Anne O’Connor explains