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A quarter of mothers now only play board games with their children twice a year because of their busy lifestyles, despite the majority recognising that they are educational, according to new research.
According to the latest data from the Department for Education, the percentage of children qualifying for free school meals has risen from 20.8 per cent last year to 22.5 per cent this year.
At Nursery World, we're constantly striving to make sure we meet our readers' changing needs, so this week we're giving you a brand-new free supplement, Nursery Business: starting and running your...
Involving parents in their children's learning is the single most important factor in improving outcomes for children in less advantaged families. Kate Hayward, assistant director of Pen Green...
Risk and Adventure in Early Years Outdoor Play: Learning from Forest Schools, by Sara Knight (Sage, ISBN 9781849206303, 19.99)
New guidance aimed at reducing the number of injuries to children in the homes of disadvantaged families is to be developed by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.
(Photograph) - Young children explore sound by hammering drums, bonging gongs and hitting glockenspiels at the 'Hitting, humming, hammering' interactive workshop in Cambridge organised by the Big...
Now that the festive season is over you may be struggling to wean children off the sweets and savoury snacks in which they've been over-indulging since the first chocolate of the Advent calender....
Giving paracetamol to children in the first year of life exposes them to a higher risk of developing asthma and eczema, according to a new study.
Government encouragement of employer-subsidised childcare has been given a warm welcome in the sector, but does it go far enough? <B> Simon Vevers </B> reports