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6 September 2001
English-speaking children may be at a disadvantage when
it comes to learning to read compared with their European counterparts because
of thecomplex nature ofthe Englishlanguage, delegates at the BA Festival...
6 September 2001
British businesses are failing to offer mothers the
childcare services they need to attract them back to work after maternity
leave, according to a survey published last week. Only 3...
6 September 2001
(Photograph) - Forty-nine children from two Windmill
Day Nurseries in Redruth and Portreath in Cornwall raised just under Pounds
1,400 for children's charity Barnardo's as part of its annual toddle....
6 September 2001
Nursery nurses and classroom assistants are being put
under pressure by the growing teacher recruitment crisis, often left to cope
alone. Mary Evans investigates Schools are beginning the new year...
6 September 2001
Minding the gap 'Nursery nurses and classroom
assistants are being used to "fill the gaps". My own head teacher, when faced
with a reception class with no teacher, is likely...
6 September 2001
Find the best way to awareness of geography with advice
from nursery teacher Jane Drake Young children begin to make sense of the world
through first-hand interaction with their environment....
6 September 2001
Aaron is a three-year-old attending Cottingley Primary
School nursery in West Yorkshire. He explores the indoor and outdoor areas of
the setting with confidence, often encouraging other children to follow...
6 September 2001
Use these key points for discussion at staff meetings
or with parents and carers: 1 Do you involve parents and members of the
community in your investigations of the local...
6 September 2001
By Anne O'Connor, who is an early years specialist and
has held posts including co-ordinator of an early years unit, deputy head and
associate trainer for a local authority Let's...
6 September 2001
Children's need to engage in imaginative role play is
often overlooked as early years practitioners become engaged in reaching
targets for more formal academic learning Role play is a well-established...
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