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In partnership with apetito: One of apetito’s satisfied customers describes what the service provides and how it has transformed the quality, variety and appeal of its meals for children.
Take a look at our comprehensive guide to Early Childhood degrees to find the course and university that is right for you. From Nursery World and EYE in partnership with Early Childhood Studies...
Nursery children will continue to get free milk as the government has launched a consultation to try to cut the rising cost of the scheme across Britain.
Parental involvement can be the best route to helping children think about their environment. Penny Tassoni suggests ways to get there Most early years practitioners agree with the child-centred...
One of the most time-consuming, and frequently irritating, tasks undertaken by teachers and managers is collecting money from children for lunches, outings, fund raisers and the like. Now TH Jordan...
Putting the fun into cleaning, the story of a Somalian boy refugee, the ordinary lives of fairies and an inspiring girl mouse...reviewed by Alison Boyle Clean up! written by Julia Lawson with...
A new web-tool aims to help early years providers review their practice in the light of the Foundation Stage principles, explains Michael Baxter Thoughtful and responsive provision in the Foundation...
Good physical development (PD) practice starts in the setting, says Dr Lala Manners in this first part of a new series exploring how staff can increase knowledge and balance in-house activities with...
SPONSORED CONTENT What do we mean by the voice of the child? How do we capture it? Why do we capture it? Find out how an action research project supported and funded by the Laurel Trust worked with...
Healthy eating is top of parents’ tick list when it comes to choosing a childcare setting. This can come with added worry if a child is a fussy or picky eater, says Annabel Karmel