Therefore, it is frustrating to find that articles have to be chopped up to send off the competition entries. Most recently, the excellent series on caring for under-threes (2 October) had the cut-out token for the Reading Corner competition on the other side. Surely it would make more sense to put tokens on the back of less important articles, such as advertising?
Thank you for the input Nursery World puts into the childcare sector. Long may it continue.
Glyn Clark
Manager, First Steps Nursery, Penzance, Cornwall
Editor's comment: We are aware that many readers would prefer us not to print cut-out tokens on the reverse of articles they would like to file.
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