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With the twos programme set to expand its offering this September, Dr Julian Grenier looks at some of the problems with the scheme and suggests how the Government might tackle them.
Whether it's a simple comb or a home-made drum, children of all age groups enjoy making and playing musical instruments. Gail Bushell tunes you in Making musical instruments is exciting for children...
Children will love giving as well as receiving as they get their hands on these Christmas craft ideas from Hilary White Christmas brings more possibilities for making things than perhaps any other...
Child health assessment at school entry (CHASE) project: evaluation in 10 London primary schools The CHASE questionnaire was developed to capture the multiple dimensions of the health of children in...
Whilst the majority of nurseries and childminders are doing a fantastic job providing healthy, balanced and nutritious food for young children, there is more work to be done to ensure that standards...
Jane Lane explains why everyone involved with children in their early years needs to take notice of a new plan for racial equality in Britain.
Ofsted's Gill Jones explains why she considers Reception to be the most important year of a child's school life
Our investigations into the effects of the national funding formula and 30 hours on nursery provision are deeply concerning
The assumption that England's early starting age for primary education is beneficial for later attainment is not well supported in research, according to the latest Primary Review reports.