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Early years practitioners from Pen Green Children’s Centre in Corby, Northamptonshire, report on recent rocket play at their setting
The feelings of children about their early years learning experiences have been captured in new research by Jacqui Cousins.
Setting fees at the right level is crucial to a nursery's profitability and sustainability. Nathan Archer explains how to go about it Establishing a pricing policy or reviewing fees is, arguably, one...
Educational therapist Andrea Clifford Poston answers your queries about child behaviour Q A six-year-old boy in my class has always been a bit of a bully. Yesterday one of his victims suddenly thumped...
Reference books should form the backbone of any 'library' you attempt to build, and encouraging children to dip into books to find out facts for themselves will sharpen their curiosity and desire to...
With the general election over and Labour back in power, albeit with a reduced majority, it is to be hopedthat the early years and childcare sector can now settle down and look to the future with a...
Nearly 200,000 people have signed a petition urging the health secretary to introduce routine screening for Group B Strep in pregnancy.
Nannies are enjoying strong wage growth, but they’re increasingly required to be skilled beyond childcare as hybrid roles grow in popularity, says Kirsty Wild of payroll provider Nannytax.
The introduction of 30-hour childcare has led to ‘a possible trade-off’ between provision for disadvantaged two-year-olds and that for three- and four-year-olds, research suggests.