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Nicole Weinstein looks at the English Hubs programme, which is currently seeing more than 1,000 schools across the country receive intensive support for their teaching of reading to Reception and Year...
Some food for thought in your professional career Beyond Listening: Children's perspectives on early childhood services Edited by Alison Clark, Anne Trine Kjorholt and Peter Moss (Policy Press, 1...
Government figures have shown a 25 per cent rise in the number of teaching assistants in primary schools in England in the past three years, from 54,100 in 1997 to 68,700 in 2000. The statistical...
Simply Stuck specialises in stickers and labels for use in the classroom or nursery. Packs of nursery peg stickers are available in three colours: red, blue and green, and come in sets of 20 stickers...
* Laurence Blackhall has been named chief executive of community learning charity ContinYou. He has experience in the voluntary sector and local government. He succeeds Phil Street, who left to become...
We are being told that we need an emergency evacuation policy. Now this is no bad thing. While I know what we would do in the event of us having to leave the building, it has never been documented....
Working together is taking on a new meaning in one local authority area that's putting into practice the Government's order to integrate children's services, says <B>Simon Vevers</B>
By xMaureen Smith and Yvonne Nolan, co-founders of Duo Consulting and developers of the new APEL qualification APEL Level 3 Certificate in work with children(Early Years or Playwork), Unit 2: reflect...
Asquith day nurseries is undertaking a major rebranding exercise, with a shift away from a centrally-determined corporate image to one developed locally at each of the company's 112 settings. Each...
A research paper published earlier this year has major implications for the early years because of the challenges it makes to some of the ideas that have become 'best practice', says Julian Grenier