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Use these key points for discussion at staff meetings or with parents and carers: 1 Do you involve parents and members of the community in your investigations of the local area?
Working abroad in a holiday resort is quite a different experience from providing nursery care in the UK. Grant Rivers tells Gabriella Jozwiak about his role overseeing provision during the ski...
In the second part of our series on inclusion, <B>Collette Drifte</B> looks at cognition, and at how practitioners can set targets for children with learning difficulties
In the first of a new series on strategies for coping with the current severe shortage of staff, Charlotte Goddard sets out the key barriers facing the childcare sector
Around one in three working parents with pre-school children spend more than a third of their wages on childcare, reveals a new poll.
The importance of having a well-trained childcare workforce has been highlighted in a controversial report claiming that pre-school children whose mothers work full time may fare worse in later life...
I am a nursery nurse in my final year of studying for an Early Years Education Studies degree, and working towards the award of Qualified Teacher Status. For my dissertation I am conducting research...
This is the final of four articles on inclusion. The articles are structured around the themes and principles underpinning the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), 2007.
Almost all of the parents questioned in a survey commissioned by the Pre-School Learning Alliance described their childcare as excellent or good.
Support services are available for families of disabled children, but parents need to be helped to access them. Mary Evans hears how.