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Abigail Leow reflects on her views of the importance of music in the early years ahead of her series...
I cannot believe we are already on issue number three of Practice Insight – over the last couple of...
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A new intergeneration care village to be opened by not-for-profit organisation Belong this July, will be home to a fully integrated children’s day nursery.
Inequalities in the early cognitive, social and emotional development of children have changed little between those born in the early 2000s and those born in the early 2010s, according to research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
The Early Years Alliance has started a campaign to recognise those working in the early years as educational professionals.
NDNA’s First Five Years Count campaign will highlight how valuable the early years sector is to the future of young children, as well as families, employers and the economy.
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The professional reviews here include a well-awaited book, Early Childhood Theories Today, and a...
Why is it important to embed sustainability into our early years provision and how can providers do...
Tantrum – What's the fuss? Let's talk about words. Spastic. Retard. Retarded. All terms used in the...
The aim of the relaxing of ratios is said to be in response to the cost of living crisis we...
Laura Midgley reflects on the Nursery World article Business Challenges: Part 1 - Let it flow,...
I'm writing this at the end of Mental Health Awareness Week. The importance of reflecting on mental...
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