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A nanny's offhand observation has inspired an art book designed specially for babies, with contributions from well-known artists and profits going to the NSPCC.
Understanding a child’s progress is particularly important in the Prime Areas. By Dr Kay Mathieson
The sector has responded boldly to the Government’s review of the red tape burdening early years provision, amid fears of a ‘tipping point’.
The strangeness of settings in ‘the new normal’ is just one concern that parents have about sending their children back to nursery or school – but keeping them at home is not worry-free either....
Indoor soft play centres can reopen from tomorrow, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced.
The supply of Level 3 staff, and student placements, have been hit by the pandemic, leaving knowledge gaps in the workforce
Childminders are among the workers that could be eligible for the Government scheme to extend financial support to the self-employed affected by Covid-19.
For most developing countries, the World Bank is the agency with the greatest involvement in early childhood provision. But in whose interests is it? Professor Helen Penn takes a critical look.
Dr Lala Manners takes issue with the lack of emphasis given to physical development in the new EYE qualifications
ICT can help to gather rounded evidence of learning in the Early Years Foundation Stage and improve practice, says Adrian Hickman.