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When do children start to understand something still exists even though they can’t see or hear it – and what activities will they enjoy doing at this time? By Ruth Thomson
The UK-wide survey on early childhood launched by the Duchess of Cambridge this week will be a vital source of information for the sector, says Kate Stanley.
New Government figures show that the number of three- and four-year-olds taking up free early education places has risen slightly in the past year. Statistics for January 2006 show a total of 541,700...
More than 4,000 children aged five and under were excluded from school or nursery last year.
Regarding the article about Alan Bentley (News, 17 May) wanting to set up a new trade association so that he and the huge nursery chains can speak with 'one voice' that will be heard by the...
A new pamphlet on primary education seeking to provide an alternative approach to the new national curriculum for England has been published by a group of campaigners.
Scotland Health scares flooded the media again last week. No sooner had we digested the news of the cancer-causing dye Sudan 1 being found in hundreds of processed foods than we were hit with more...
The breadth of the Foundation Stage curriculum makes ongoing training a must if settings are to deliver a holistic programme that meets the needs of all children ACORN CHILDCARE TRAINING
* The consultation on the DoH's Healthy Start scheme has proposed a choice of milk or fruit be offered to children under five in LEA and Ofsted-registered nurseries and daycare centres. The DoH said...
The theme of 'holidays' is a popular focus for nursery curriculum planning in the summer months and can provide children with a wealth of exciting opportunities. However, when planning for children's...