Two primary school SENCos explain how they are using evidence-informed music and movement programmes to strengthen inclusive practice in their early years provision. Nicole Weinstein reports
Imogen Edmunds , managing director of Redwing Solutions, which specialises in HR for early years settings, on how to respond to the use of medical cannabis by staff
Research highlights the benefits of residential professional learning. By Dr. June O'Sullivan , CEO of LEYF and London Institute of Early Years, and Shannon McCaskie-Wallace , EY educator, Duke and Duchesses Nursery, Liverpool
Technological advances are inevitable, but we must not give up the fight to protect the areas of children's lives that should be tech-free
In the first part of a new series, James Hempsall sets out why we have reached a milestone moment for school-age childcare
Children are naturally drawn to rhythm, repetition and playful language, explain Julie Mountain and Felicity Robinson
A pilot course explored improving children's health in diverse communities. By Jackie Musgrave , professor of early childhood education and health at the Open University
In part one of a series on cyber-security, Richard Waite considers what the issues are for early years settings
DfE's consultation promises to ensure the financial sustainability of the sector, but experts argue that without investment, changes will ‘tinker round the edges’. By Fiona Simpson
How to grow early years settings to create inclusive environments for all children was the focus of a Nursery World webinar in partnership with YPO. By Gabriella Jozwiak
Continuing her story of Growing Places' creation of an intergenerational setting, Jackie Warren explains how it developed the detail of its vision
Imogen Edmunds , managing director of Redwing Solutions, which specialises in HR for early years settings, explains what happens when a whistleblower wants to be anonymous.
In the latest of her monthly columns, Fliss Stubbs , social media expert at Ovivio, explores the other side of social media marketing: paid advertising
For children to feel confident tackling tasks on their own, they first need to see those tasks modelled in a few different ways, explains Charmaine Champ , a Queen's Award-winning Registered Nurse in Learning Disability.
In the latest of her monthly columns, Fliss Stubbs , social media expert at Ovivio, helps you hunt for analytics and metrics to inform your social media plans
Early education and childcare settings are a key part of frontline family support – it's time we treated them like it with greater recognition
