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We have a long way to go in our thinking before true inclusion of the disabled can be achieved, writes Mary Dickins I have spent much of the past year travelling around the country meeting and running...
'Now will mothers stop sending children to baby farms', 'Toddlers left to cry at busy nurseries', 'Children neglected at start of the day in many nurseries' - these are just some of the headlines we...
How can Reception teachers protect the ethos of the EYFS, asks Annette Rawstronein the first of a twice-termly special focus on early years best practice in schools
In the wake of a new government, Catherine McLeod believes there could now be a fighting chance that disadvantage due to SEND can be tackled and overcome.
New analysis by Action for Children suggests 300,000 low-income families with children are trapped in poverty despite parents working full-time.
The private talk a child engages in while playing is a tool in their language development, with a lot to tell practitioners, says Anne O'Connor.
The revamped Mencap Children’s Centre in Northern Ireland provides a range of essential specialist learning disability services. By Karen Faux
One of the most ambitious policies for childcare has been dogged by problems, as Mary Evans reports
Close co-operation between practitioners is vital when supporting a child with speech difficulties, says Collette Drifte in the final part of our series on inclusion This final part of our series on...