Family support worker Katie Rutledge completed her Level 3 Early Years Educator qualification while working at Dingley's ...

Technological advances are inevitable, but we must not give up the fight to protect the areas of children's lives that should ...

Meg Barclay explores three newly released picturebooks that support children with friendships, new routines and growing ...

Both David Whitebread and Ferre Laevers are concerned with how we can help children to be more effective learners, but come ...

What should settings do when they discover head lice – or their eggs, known as nits – in a child's hair? Annette Rawstrone ...

Training and CPD need to be more than just a transfer of information to change practice. By Cheryl Warren Practitioners’ own ...

For children to feel confident tackling tasks on their own, they first need to see those tasks modelled in a few different ways, explains Charmaine Champ, ...

Two primary school SENCos explain how they are using evidence-informed music and movement programmes to strengthen inclusive ...

As the new school year begins, it is a mixed picture for the sector and families, with reasons to celebrate as well as big ...

Five Waldorf-inspired resources to engage children's thinking, creativity and emotional connection through play. By Nicole ...

Children are naturally drawn to rhythm, repetition and playful language, explain Julie Mountain and Felicity Robinson ...

Around 47,000 four- and five-year-olds in Scotland will receive free school bags ahead of starting primary school, the ...