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However rewarding it is to work with children, there are times when all practitioners feel they are struggling, especially when new legislation adds to an already heavy burden of regulation and...
By Eva Lloyd, chief executive of the National Early Years Network Looking back on the Millennium year we can see that more early years policy developments were introduced than in the previous 20 years...
The play needs of children in darkened winter months have been ignored in the debate about whether or not clocks should be put back. At the end of October each year, children face a situation that...
Childcarers in Edinburgh will have access to heavily subsidised training from this autumn as the city's programme to boost qualification levels swings into action. The local council has worked with...
Creative materials are likely to be available by the crateload at a scrapstore near your early years setting. <STRONG> Meg Jones </STRONG> rummages around
Research Studies in Early Childhood Education. Edited by Cathy Nutbrown. (Trentham Books, 16.99, 01782 745567) Reviewed by Denni Morrison, lecturer in psychology and child development at Hertford...
In the current climate of high-tech learning and screen-based relaxation, a sticker and stamp session is an ideal medium for encouraging children to slow down and be creative - try it at the end of...
In my first column after the summer recess, I want to pick up on some topical issues. Family, parenting and how we bring up our children have been topics of fevered discussion in recent weeks.
If a child overreacts to tactile experiences it may be down to sensory processing, says Anne O'Connor.
The issue of the shortage of men in childcare and early years education has definitely moved up the agenda this year, with the Government's new advertising campaign looking to attract more male...