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INDEPENDENT 02/09/10 - If parents must lie to children, they should do it properly
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GUARDIAN 02/09/10 - Happy birthday Romeo! The Beckhams celebrate son turning eight with a game of laser quest
DAILYMAIL 02/09/10 - Where an infant fixes their gaze ‘could be an early indicator of autism’
DAILYMAIL 02/09/10 - One in nine Scottish schools ‘half empty
BBC NEWS 02/09/10 - Extraordinary School for Boys: helping boys love literacy
TELEGRAPH 02/09/10 - School meals ‘help fussy children try new foods
BBC NEWS 02/09/10 - Rise of the SWOFTY (Single women over 50)
DAILYMAIL 02/09/10 - Forget the girlfriends or wives, it’s the pushy mums who drive their sons to success
DAILYMAIL 02/09/10
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Pre-schoolers
Cheap holidays fuelling primary school truancy
TELEGRAPH 25/08/10
Cheap holidays fuelling primary school truancy
Truancy rate rises as parents take term-time holidays
TELEGRAPH 25/08/10
Truancy rate rises as parents take term-time holidays
‘YOUR BABY CAN READ!’ (Competition)
August 2010
Learning to read can be fun, not a chore and it’s really just playing with words.
Headmaster’s voice: male adolescence, the public school system and preschool learning
TELEGRAPH 13/08/10
Headmaster’s voice: male adolescence, the public school system and preschool learning
Teaching for toddlers shows no improvement over informal learning by age 5
Times 07/06/10
Children who learn to read from a very young age perform no better by the age of 5 than those who learn later.
Cable girl: Toddlers and Tiaras
Guardian 18/05/10
Perhaps you have just sent your children off to school with a packed lunch in which one or more of the food groups is unrepresented.
Sorry, but she will have her cake and eat it
Telegraph 15/05/10
Hearing the news that birthday cake is to be banned in pre-schools makes Judith Woods more determined than ever to get baking.
Nurseries close as recession-hit parents struggle to pay rising fees
Independent 14/05/10
Nursery fees have increased at double the rate of inflation although many parents face pay freezes, reduced working hours, and unemployment because of the recession, according to the latest financial research into childcare.
Listening to Mozart ‘does not increase intelligence’
Telegraph 11/05/10
Listening to Mozart does not increase intelligence, scientists have concluded after more than 15 years of studies into the claims.
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