Angela Nurse is Head of Childhood Studies Department at Canterbury Christ Church University College and Vice-Chair of the Early Childhood Studies Degrees Network.

'The multidisciplinary approach that the authors provide brings together in one place a range of thought-provoking information which will be enormously useful for anyone - student or experienced practitioner - keen to grasp the 'big picture'. - Early Years Update

• Early Childhood Provision. Interagency Working. Families, Children and Culture. Child Development and Psychology. Children's Learning. Birth to Three Matters. Play and Creativity. Health and Well-Being. Safeguarding Children. Inclusion and Special Needs. Leadership and Management. International Perspectives. Research and Reflection in the Early Years

Angela Nurse is Head of Childhood Studies Department at Canterbury Christ Church University College and Vice-Chair of the Early Childhood Studies Degrees Network.

'The multidisciplinary approach that the authors provide brings together in one place a range of thought-provoking information which will be enormously useful for anyone - student or experienced practitioner - keen to grasp the 'big picture'. - Early Years Update

• Early Childhood Provision. Interagency Working. Families, Children and Culture. Child Development and Psychology. Children's Learning. Birth to Three Matters. Play and Creativity. Health and Well-Being. Safeguarding Children. Inclusion and Special Needs. Leadership and Management. International Perspectives. Research and Reflection in the Early Years

Angela Nurse is Head of Childhood Studies Department at Canterbury Christ Church University College and Vice-Chair of the Early Childhood Studies Degrees Network.

'The multidisciplinary approach that the authors provide brings together in one place a range of thought-provoking information which will be enormously useful for anyone - student or experienced practitioner - keen to grasp the 'big picture'. - Early Years Update

• Early Childhood Provision. Interagency Working. Families, Children and Culture. Child Development and Psychology. Children's Learning. Birth to Three Matters. Play and Creativity. Health and Well-Being. Safeguarding Children. Inclusion and Special Needs. Leadership and Management. International Perspectives. Research and Reflection in the Early Years