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A group of leading early years specialists has launched a campaign to urge practitioners and parents to fight Government plans to adopt synthetic phonics for teaching children to read in reception...
* The Coram Family project Listening to Young Children has been contracted by the Government to provide a comprehensive training programme for those who train professionals working with children aged...
The Just Learning nursery chain has added five new day nurseries to its portfolio in a series of three deals across England. The new nurseries will bring the number of places provided by Just Learning...
Ofsted inspections look for evidence of spiritual development, yet little guidance on it is given to early years practitioners Young children's spiritual development is probably one of the most...
A Leicestershire day nursery has joined Camelot, British Gas and Chelsea Football Club by achieving the prestigious ISO9001 certificate, the international standard for operating high-quality systems....
The role of creativity in all areas of young children's learning is being recognised in education policy This is an excellent time to be talking and thinking about creativity. For many years it seemed...
* A campaign to stop children dying from abuse has become the top domestic issue at Westminster. Out of 1,300 Early Day Motions tabled by MPs, the call by Debra Shipley, Labour MP for Stourbridge, for...
Children's need to engage in imaginative role play is often overlooked as early years practitioners become engaged in reaching targets for more formal academic learning Role play is a well-established...
Pressure on beacon schools in England to produce good SATS results and reach Government targets is jeopardising the quality of their early years provision, a leading early years organisation has...
<P>At the heart of the Foundation Stage is a recognition that children learn through play. Are reception classes making the major adjustments required? Mary Evans reports</P>