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Children's minister Margaret Hodge has had a busy month launching childcare facilities across the country. On 27 October she was in Aylesham, Kent, to open the Pre-school Learning Alliance's Sunshine...
In response to Jacqui Harbinson's letter 'Stocking up outdoors' (Letters, 3 March), our nursery class uses the outdoors daily and provides a great variety of activities. I have found these books very...
A holiday in Europe and a break at a health spa are among the fantastic prizes on offer to winners in the Excellence in Childcare Awards 2003, run by the Kids' Club Network with Nursery World and...
Help children drift off to sleep with this smoothie from The Children’s Sleep Charity Recipe Book, written by Hannah Bailey, a public health nutritionist.
Discover the forces of nature that push and pull objects or make them fall to the ground in part two of our project by Jane Drake A thematic approach to planning should link directly to what children...
A popular foundation course in childcare is catching them early, and reaching those who thought it was too late, says Mary Evans Students in schools and colleges around the country are signing up for...
Anne-Marie Tassoni and Penny Tassoni explain the purpose of asking questions of children, and what they should entail
A month-long campaign called Dads at Work, by the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills and supported by the DCSF, aims to make fathers more aware of their rights. Posters and leaflets will be...
The latest Ofsted statistics for early years and childcare show that the percentage of nurseries graded inadequate has risen from three per cent to eight per cent.
Over the course of this monthly series on sharing books with children, Penny Tassoni will look at a range of fiction and non-fiction titles, from rhyming books for babies to picture books that adults...