Reviews

'An important and accessible book which provides thoughtful and practical support for early years workers... Educators need to know not only that racism affects all children, and that the early years are the best time to confront it -- but also how to ensure equality of opportunity for all children... in looking at good practice in language development curriculum development, and working with parents, in identifying the importance of policies that really are implemented, and the importance of training and resources to take these policies forward, this book provides the key building blocks for 'laying the foundations for racial equality' - Dame Gillian Pugh

A must for all tutors and libraries. - NNEB News

Especially valuable to workers in predominantly white areas where anti-racist policies and strategies are deemed superfluous in a setting where 'race' questions just don't exist. This book reveals immense respect for both parents and professionals but the chief pre-occupation is with the needs of the children - they are central to this excellent book. - Early Education

Distinguished - I hope this book will be widely read by early years educators. - Education Review

'Most definitely a must-read for all childminders' - National Childminders Association

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