Nursery World - Show business (1)

This year's show was a smashing success for exhibitors and visitors alike. Nicole Curnow joined the crowds London's Business Design Centre was a hive of activity as more than 9,500 early years practitioners and teachers made their way around 173 stands at this month's Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition, sponsored by Nursery World and the Times Educational Supplement.

London's Business Design Centre was a hive of activity as more than 9,500 early years practitioners and teachers made their way around 173 stands at this month's Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition, sponsored by Nursery World and the Times Educational Supplement.

Hungry visitors flocked to taste the new range of Organix nursery snacks.

Curly puffs, mini breadsticks and fruit and cereal bars were among the organic treats they snapped up. Marie Van Hagen, brand manager for Organix, said, 'We've also launched the Children's Food Advisory Service, which aims to help professionals feed the children in their care. We hoped to reach 5,000 professionals within 12 months, but we've already far exceeded our expectations.'

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