The nursery that took all the children’s toys away
Do toys stifle children’s creativity? One Munich; nursery decided to find out by packing all their playthings away and allowing their imaginations to run riot.
Read MoreDo toys stifle children’s creativity? One Munich; nursery decided to find out by packing all their playthings away and allowing their imaginations to run riot.
Read Moref you want to find out about out of school clubs, and how to get started with setting one up, this is where you need to start.
Read MorePaper from McMaster University in Journal of Paediatrics.
Read MoreA team of Loughborough University academics have launched a new website that provides practical tips to help early year practitioners and parents feel confident in delivering physical development opportunities to children.
Read MoreA principles based approach to supporting young children’s physical development, health and wellbeing, by Lala Manners.
Read MoreIn times of super protective parents and mothers, research has shown that the development of children is much better when they are at risk.
Read MoreWith growing concerns over declining levels of school readiness and physical activity, this book outlines the importance of quality early movement experiences and explores the connection between poor early physical development opportunities and later difficulties in the classroom.
Read MoreA comprehensive, accessible and manageable document that will provide the impetus to determine how best to implement UK version to follow in September 2019 View the report
Read MoreKids Run Free’s mission is to create fun, free and sustainable running opportunities for toddlers to teens, igniting their passion for physical activity and encouraging them to be healthier, happier and more confident.
Read MoreAn excellent and provocative new report sponsored by The LEGO Foundation.
Read MoreThis is a must read for all those interested in the history and on-going work of the INPP.
Read MoreA report by the Association of Play Industries (API) reveals that children have never moved so little and points to substantial evidence that screens are a key reason.
Read MoreThe government should hold headteachers to account for how they spend the PE and sports premium and claw back money if it is misspent, a new report has urged.
Read MoreThe government has been urged to plug the holes in its sport premium cash scheme, with teachers claiming schools are fudging their funding. The call comes as the education secretary Damian Hinds announced this week anew “school...
Read MoreAs a result of the information received, contributors to our PESS Premium monitoring will be interested to know that we submitted a Freedom of Information Request to the Department for Education on 26th March asking for details of those schools who have failed to comply with set regulations and who have been required to ‘pay back the whole or any part of the Premium.
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