Focus on play, supporting the right to play in schools
Useful document about children’s right to play just published by PlayWales.
Read MoreUseful document about children’s right to play just published by PlayWales.
Read MoreOne thing that most families learn at some point, particularly during lockdown, is that balancing a child’s screen time with physical activity isn’t an easy task.
Read MoreA really useful new resource from a team led by the renowned Anna Freud Centre in London.
Read MoreGill Connell from Moving Smart NZ gives an interesting and illuminating interview, definitely worth listening to and more than once!
Read MoreAn aspirational framework to improve the lives of all children from conception to aged 2 years.
Read MoreA presentation of the latest data on child obesity in England from Public Health England.
Read MoreThe first 1001 days, from pregnancy to age two, are an age of opportunity.
Read MoreThe International Early Learning and Child Well-being Study (IELS) is a new international study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Read MoreSee the Ipsos Mori Royal Foundation Report
Read MoreAn excellent set of new leaflets covering birth to 5 years from ‘Greater Manchester Moving’, highly recommended.
Read MoreOfsted report on how the EY sector responded to lockdown – and future plans.
Read MoreEnabling young children to achieve their full potential is a human right and a critical requisite for sustainable development.
Read MorePoor physical development in young children has been shown to impact readiness for school, behaviour, social development and academic achievement. This research sought to explore levels of physical development in young children...
Read MoreA useful series of leaflets for parents/practitioners from a team in Manchester, simple and accessible they are an excellent addition to available resources in the field.
Read MoreBest beginnings, Home Start UK and the Parent-Infant Foundation.
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