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14 December 2001
Between 18 months and two and a half years of age, most young children will show that they have made the move into ideas about familiar objects, people and events...
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Nothing to fear
14 December 2001
We told the other children in the nursery that Alex might not be well at times. He might fall on the floor and shake,' remembers nursery teacher Shelley Singh. 'Because...
Show of strength
14 December 2001
When we think of bullies, we imagine children in a school playground, or teenagers in the streets, picking on and tormenting someone. A bully abuses power, and gains satisfaction and...
What recession?
14 December 2001
As nursery proprietors and managers look to the New Year, do they see 2002 as a time to expand and take advantage of low interest rates and a static property...
Nothing to fear - epilepsy
13 December 2001
Direct links - understanding abstract ideas
13 December 2001
Editor's view
13 December 2001
The importance of outdoor provision for young children
is only now being fully recognised. The outdoors is another classroom, where
learning in every area of the curriculum can take place...
Partnership process comes under fire
13 December 2001
The legality of some of the Government's guidance on
how Early Years Development and Childcare Partnerships in England should
operate has been questioned by a local authority after its inquiry...
Santa looked suspiciously like Hagrid from the film 'Harry Potter
13 December 2001
(Photograph) - looked suspiciously like Hagrid from the
film 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' when he visited Gordon Brown at
11 Downing Street last week. Actor Robbie Coltrane changed...
More money for maintaining play
13 December 2001
Childcare in Wales looks set for a happier new year
with £3.8m in funding for Early Years Development and Childcare
Partnerships. During a debate on childcare last week at the...
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