Campaigners are calling for an urgent update to guidance to advise children remain in rear-facing car seats until the age of ...

Despite vaccines and the work of professionals including early years practitioners, too many children still suffer poor ...

How can primary schools create STEM-friendly learning environments? Nicole Weinstein speaks to the Reception teacher at one ...

Starting potty training early can benefit the child as well as save parents time and money, explains Annette Rawstrone with ...

Let it be said that our interview with Margaret Mason in this issue (page 13) is an absolute gem. While Margaret sold her ...

Sensory activities involving light and colour include making and using lightboxes and exploring shadows, explains Penny ...

Nicole Weinstein looks at the concept of ‘gracious circulation’ in classroom design – and the importance of exits and ...

Many of the simple resources you have outdoors already can be repurposed for exploring number bonds and combinations.

Construction and jigsaw puzzles involve children in fitting shapes together, or into gaps. As they do this, they learn about ...

Composition and decomposition can help children visualise and predict, say Dr., Prof. Emily Farran, Dr. Sue Gifford and Dr.

How can practitioners help children become independent thinkers? Elizabeth Powell early years leader at Horsforth Newlaithes ...

Early years practitioners seem increasingly concerned about children's inability to focus and engage deeply in activities. We ...