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In partnership

30 May 2002

Ten questions to help you to evaluate your setting's partnership with parents and carers. 1 .Does your handbook acknowledge and respect the part that parents play in their children's education?

World of learning

30 May 2002

Children and staff both have a lot to gain from exchanges with other countries, says Julian Grenier Most people would find it difficult to reflect on the similarities and differences...

The value of international links

30 May 2002

* International links are valuable because they help practitioners to reflect on their own values, assumptions and ways of looking at children. This point is vividly made by a Swedish...

International links in practice

30 May 2002

Ten ways to bring an international dimension to your work with young children: 1 .Ask families to bring back items of interest from holidays abroad. A small display of French...

Joined-up working

30 May 2002

Chipping Norton is a pretty market town in rural Oxfordshire which appears to be inhabited mainly by professional couples commuting to Oxford and Banbury, and some second homeowners. It seems...

How to work together

30 May 2002

As projects like Sure Start and Early Excellence expand, more and more early years practitioners are working together with other professionals like social workers, adult educators and health visitors. Some...

A base that reaches into the heart of the community

30 May 2002

The ACE Centre is the base for professionals from many different services who are working together. Their common agenda is to find out what people need and then provide it....

Show stoppers

30 May 2002

It was a tall order to fit in all there was to see, hear, try and buy at this year's Manchester exhibition. Annette Rawstrone was there. Record numbers of childcarers...

29 May 2002

Animal welfare: Hop to it!

29 May 2002

There are many ways for young children to learn respect and appreciation for animals without keeping live ones in their school or nursery, as Marie Charlton explains

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