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21 July 2005
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Your most common questions answered!
21 July 2005
Q My child isn't interested in looking at books or
writing. He wants to be out on his bike or playing superhero games all the
time. A Follow your child's...
Top tips
21 July 2005
* Follow your child's interests when choosing books. *
Share stories with engaging illustrations with your child.
Editor's view
21 July 2005
There's a distinct end-of-term feeling about this week,
with some very important Government initiatives hurrying into the open before
everybody heads off on holiday. The long-delayed Youth Green Paper finally...
Childcare Bill puts onus on councils
21 July 2005
Local authorities will be legally required to make sure
there are enough childcare places for working parents in their area, in
particular those on low incomes or with disabled children,...
Olympic Gold medallist Sally Gunnell
21 July 2005
(Photograph) - Olympic Gold medallist Sally Gunnell
paid a visit to Hoppits Nursery in East Sussex to present medals of achievement
to 20 two- to four-year-olds who have completed their...
Demands outlined for workforce plans
21 July 2005
Children's services need to be remodelled to provide
better outcomes for children, and with that must come a radical reshaping of
the workforce, said Paul Ennals, chief executive of the...
Jane Davidson, minister for education
21 July 2005
(Photograph) - Jane Davidson, minister for education
and lifelong learning in Wales, reads Michael Rosen's We're Going on a Bear
Hunt to children from Grangetown Nursery School in Cardiff ....
Media watch
21 July 2005
Children at Bryniago Bach nursery school in Wales were
sent home last week because their classrooms were too hot, said BBCNews.
Temperatures in the 50-year-old tin and glass building became...
Taking fish oils boosts behaviour
21 July 2005
Pre-school children participating in a trial in which
they take daily fish oil supplements have shown 'dramatic improvements' in
their behaviour and concentration, according to researchers. The Durham Sure
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