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In recent years peanut and other food allergies have received great attention in the media, reflecting a concern that severe or fatal reactions to food are on the increase. However, the first...
In its last few weeks in the womb a baby is already busy learning, says Annette Karmiloff-Smith, in the first of a new series on the developing brain.
(Photograph) - The streets of Reading were full of sound and colour when children joined the procession for this year's 15th annual WOMAD festival of music, arts and dance from cultures around the...
Fears are mounting that children’s centres are on the brink of extinction as the number under threat continues to rise.
Make sure you don't miss this essential series on preparing children for a smooth move from the Early Years Foundation Stage to Key Stage 1.
Adults need to know more about patterns themselves to help children develop their awareness. In this article Linda Pound focuses on the visual and mathematical aspects
Winter indoor gardening can make a good foundation for outdoor gardening later on, says Mary Whiting in the first of two articles
In part one of this new series, Laura Henry explores the importance of clarifying your nurseries' policies and procedures and ensuring that all staff have fully understood them.
As well as meeting the needs of children, how can settings ensure staff are properly looked after during their return to business as ‘normal’, asks Jo Caswell
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...