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A child’s foundation for learning is their real experiences and should not be infused with ideology that devalues their social class, argue Jane Payler and Jan Georgeson
Children who hang out aimlessly at youth clubs are more likely to fail at school and turn to crime or drug addiction, children's minister Margaret Hodge claimed last week. Speaking at the Institute of...
See how you can stimulate your practice and keep up with developments in the sector with a sample of some of the seminars on offer. Liz Fox reports Mathematics in the Foundation Stage: building...
William is a three-year-old at Woodlands Park Nursery Centre. At home, his favourite play is rough and tumble. He likes playing with his trains and cars, making them crash and fall off bridges. He...
The first formalised standards for children's centre leaders, setting out the knowledge, professionalism and skills expected of those who run integrated services, were revealed on Monday. The...
Scotland is closer to gaining a children's champion following the Scottish Executive setting out the commissioner's role and remit last week. The Executive sees the independent children's...
Is there a recruitment crisis in childcare, and if so, why?No, but to help people balance their work and family life, we want to recruit thousands more childcare workers. That's why we've launched the...
Babies who are highly irritable and do not have a secure attachment to their mothers have the greatest difficulty interacting with people and objects as toddlers, according to new research.
By Margaret Hodge, minister for children, young people and families in England It can be a daunting prospect for any parent to support their child financially, emotionally and throughout education,...