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Child Development
David Williams | June 9, 2017Social and Emotional Development
‘It is vital that when educating our children’s brains, we do not neglect to educate their hearts.’(Dalai Lama)...
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Child Development
David Williams | May 26, 2017Cognitive Development
Cognitive development is a term used to describe incremental changes which occur as a child’s thinking and understanding...
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Arts & Crafts Activities
The Editor | May 11, 201710 Outdoor Craft Ideas for Nursery Children
When you’re looking for outdoor craft ideas, all sorts of opportunities open up. Not only is there more...
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Childcare Environments
The Editor | May 11, 2017Why Do Well-Being and Relaxation Go Hand in Hand?
Many current teaching methods emphasise the importance of well-being and relaxation for the maturation of the brain, enabling...
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Childcare Environments
Sue Cowley | May 1, 2017Reflect, Develop, Improve – Sue Cowley Talks Setting Self-Evaluation
The key to improvement for any early years setting lies in reflective practice. The more that you and...
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Childcare Environments
The Editor | April 21, 2017All You Need to Know About Being a Foster Parent
There are lots of myths and confusions that circulate about being a foster parent. Age, marital status and...
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Childcare Environments
David Williams | April 18, 2017Why Bother? Early Years Assessment in Practice
Seen by many as a chore, early years assessment is at its least attractive when it is regarded...
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Childcare Activities
The Editor | April 12, 2017Nursery Outings: A Beginner’s Guide to Organising Trips
The prospect of planning nursery outings can seem daunting – even if it’s just a quick visit to...
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Child Development
Adrian Voce | March 17, 2017The Benefits of Free Play May Not Be What You Think
The importance of play to children’s learning, development and physical activity levels is regularly cited as a reason...
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Childcare Environments
David Williams | March 17, 2017Early Years Observation in the Spotlight
In any typical early years setting, childcare professionals will be making informal observations most of the time. Except...