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One setting in Liverpool has been taking part in research projects with universities to improve the professional development of staff as well as enhance its practice in areas such as children's communication development. By Gemma Goldenberg
Encouraging large-scale painting and drawing can open opportunities for children to work collaboratively, develop their motor skills, and create new artistic ideas. By Amy Jackson
In the final part of this series, safeguarding specialist Rachel Buckler provides guidance on working with others to achieve the right outcomes for children.
Early years professionals explain what they want the sector, and their own operations, to achieve in the year ahead, against the backdrop of ongoing challenges
Two of the country’s largest nursery groups, owned by the largest Dutch nursery group Partou, are to merge under the Partou brand, making them one of the top five groups in the UK by size.
A nursery group director and a campaigner for nanny regulation are among those recognised for their work in early years on the King’s New Year Honours list for 2024.
A panel of education and early years experts discussed what the sector can gain from the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme. By Gemma Goldenberg
Four beach schools (and one river school) tell Nicole Weinstein about their exciting activities
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Donna Gaywood explains how a landmark study provided insights for herself and her team to develop key steps to achieving 'academic resilience' – along with an assessment tool which she believes can raise the educational outcomes of children affected by disadvantage.
Properly investing in children’s development and future is expensive, but proposed reforms to the sector are all about saving cash, says Penny Tassoni
Ofsted must engage in deep reflection and re-direction following years of controversy and its role in the recent death of a head teacher
The new chief inspector of Ofsted has halted routine Ofsted inspections in schools until later in January to allow all inspectors to attend mental health training – however in a move criticised by the sector, early years inspections will continue.
How should a setting react when a parent tells it that they do not want their son to wear dresses from the home corner? Gabriella Jozwiak asks our panel
Good physical development (PD) practice starts in the setting, says Dr Lala Manners in this first part of a new series
As children and families don bright socks to raise awareness of World Down Syndrome Day, the Government is introducing legislation to improve the lives of people with the condition. Nicole Weinstein asks what support is available and what the future holds
Displays can be used to support children's learning and development if they are carefully thought out, purposeful and accessible, says Amy Jackson
Should your setting’s children be given snacks? And, if so, what should these consist of? Meredith Jones Russell talks to the experts
Every child needs a secure and positive sense of their identity. Nicole Weinstein finds out how to sensitively resource your setting so that every child can celebrate their uniqueness
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Beach School sessions allow for the same ‘awe and wonder’ for children and exploration experience as in Forest School– but with added drama. By Annette Rawstrone
Research-driven practice and ‘influencer-informed’ approaches all have their place, but settings need to find what works best for them
The movement for child-friendly cities and neighbourhoods is gaining momentum across the UK and abroad. Nicole Weinstein finds out how thoughtful urban planning and design can play a major role in giving children a good start in life
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