The first years of a child’s life are the most important for developing and practising motor skills. It’s when children first learn to sit,...

Numeracy skills aren’t just an important part of the curriculum – they’re a vital life skill that enables us to carry out all kinds of...

As elsewhere in the wider community, some children in an early years setting may have special needs associated with a physical or medical condition....

Whilst it would be an exaggeration to claim the EYFS child between 30 and 50 months has become an entirely independent social being, liveliness,...

Generally much smarter than he sounds, and therefore frequently under-estimated, the child described in the EYFS’ (Early Years Foundation Stage) 22 to 36 months...