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A more play-based primary curriculum is being considered.
What can other early years settings learn from the approach of one setting that has developed a curriculum based around core experiences, asks Annette Rawstrone
(Photograph) - A new children's creative centre was launched at Morland Community Centre in Hackney, east London, with a family fun day on 8 August. The Tantrums project (www.tantrumsonline.co.uk)...
Six areas of learning form the content of the QCA's foundation stage curriculum, and these link directly to the six sets of Early Learning Goals. It would be understandable, therefore, for...
* Parents and practitioners should make the most of the learning opportunities provided by cooking with, rather than for, young children, says a new book from Early Education. Jane Khan, author of...
This great new Community Village offers endless possibilities for role play and storytelling on the themes of community life, and is ideal for work with groups of children. The set contains a variety...
Do your early years services and staff deserve recognition? Make sure you enter the Nursery World Awards 2009.
The Foundation Phase in Wales is to be replaced with a new curriculum for children aged three to 16, in which religious education will be made mandatory from the age of three.
A daily programme of activities linked to the EYFS, which includes themes such as gardening and wildlife; UFO day and caring for our world, is now available for parents and early years professionals...
The Welsh Foundation Phase (FP) was unveiled by Minister for Education Jane Hutt last week to a mixed reception, with some practitioners welcoming its child-centred, play-based approach, while one...