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Children are 'less happy', more health conscious

24 April 2008

Only one in ten adults believe that children are happier now than when they were growing up, according to the fifth report from the Good Childhood Inquiry.

Media Watch

24 April 2008

A boy of five is the UK's youngest person to patent an invention - a labour-saving broom to sweep leaves, reported the BBC. Sam Houghton of Buxton, Derbyshire, was just...

Spotlight on ... Kate Hart Dyke

24 April 2008

Name: Kate Hart Dyke

Early years foundation stage: Montessori guides users to EYFS practice

24 April 2008

The Early Years Foundation Stage was endorsed by Montessori leaders at the launch of the organisation's guidance booklets for practitioners last week.

Living in UK could prove hazardous to mothers' health

24 April 2008

Mothers who have immigrated to the UK are more likely to develop harmful or unhealthy habits the longer they stay in this country, according to new research.

Language linked to crime

24 April 2008

Children who fall behind with early language development and social skills may never catch up and are more likely to turn to crime and drugs, former Conservative party leader Iain...

Nursery is found inadequate all round

24 April 2008

A Busy Bees nursery has been judged 'inadequate' in every category by Ofsted inspectors.

Red Hen Day Nursery

24 April 2008

Bottle feeding is the order of the day for children from Red Hen Day Nursery in Louth, Lincolnshire, when spring lambs appear in the fields. The nursery is located on...

Teachers are happy and professional, says review

24 April 2008

Claiming that teachers are 'de-professionalised' is an 'over-simplification', according to one of the latest three Primary Review reports.

Noticeboard

24 April 2008

The best photo of the week will win £30 worth of children's books

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