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The Government is consulting on plans to increase Ofsted registration fees for early years providers and revise provider type categories.
A new tool by which students can communicate with tutors and each other is changing childcare studies. Ruth Thomson logs on.
If your child is aged between three and five years old and you live in England, the chances are that your child will be studying maths. Mathematical development is one of the six areas of learning in...
A new report recommends early years settings provide parents with guidance on the type of apps that support children’s learning.
Having read the letter 'Don't judge parents' (26 May), I was encouraged to have a second look at 'Why are they parents?' (12 May). While the author of the first letter may have used the term 'type of...
Reading Zone is a recently launched website that aims to support adults looking for the best books for children and also to help children find out more about books. The website has received...
Nurseries which exclusively serve deprived areas may be less effective in breaking a cycle of underachievement than settings where there are children from varied backgrounds, according to a...
Children from an out-of-school club in rural Angus (left) have established a link with children from a similarly rural area in Nairobi and are enjoying exchanging news via e-mail. Community education...
An understanding of fine motor skills and how they affect children's development can help you to provide the best type of resources and support. Penny Tassoni offers expert insight.
By Lord Victor Adebowale, chief executive of Turning Point Turning Point's recent campaign 'Bottling It Up' highlights the problems faced by one in 11 children (1.3 million) in the UK living with...