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27 September 2007, Nursery World

We know that preparing for and implementing the Early Years Foundation Stage is top of mind for everyone working with children from birth to five. The next year will be...

Mathematics in the EYFS: shape - Square up

27 September 2007, Nursery World

Help children to use, discuss and think about shapes in mathematical terms with suggestions from Sheila Ebbutt and Carole Skinner.

Nursery activities: Making mosaics

27 September 2007, Nursery World

Mosaic is an ancient craft that is still used today. Although mosaics are traditionally made from tiny pieces of coloured glass or marble, children can create beautiful designs from items...

Nursery Activities: Sitting comfortably

27 September 2007, Nursery World

Use a story about a family's sofa as the basis for a project to make children feel at home in role play and construction activities suggested by Jean Evans.

Professional books: For your shelf - Some food for thought in yourprofessional career

27 September 2007, Nursery World

OUR RECOMMENDED CHOICE

In my view: The impossibly perfect parents

27 September 2007, Nursery World

My belief is that the 'parenting industry' is marketing a simplified and unrealistic view of parenting, which is based on the notion that to be a parent is a series...

Letters: Letter of the week wins £30 worth of children'sbooks

27 September 2007, Nursery World

Why don't authorities heed what's best?

Letters: Stop interfering

27 September 2007, Nursery World

Three cheers for Purnima Tanuku! (Special Report, 13 September). Lest we forget:

To the point ..

27 September 2007, Nursery World

Parents need to be encouraged to ask difficult questions, says Pat Wills.

Media Watch

27 September 2007, Nursery World

- A three-year-old boy became a hero after he climbed through a tiny window to reach a woman who was slipping into a diabetic coma, reported The Metro. Leon Herdman...