Nursery World - Local, national, global

In a world of uncertainty and horror, we must not forget fundamental human values, argues Cathy Nutbrown.

I could write about many things in my column this month and they concern local, national and global happenings affecting young children and their families - and those who work with them.

We have seen the horrors of earthquakes in Nepal, where death, destruction, hunger and fear have attracted an international response to help; the suffering there is difficult for many to comprehend.

We have seen the desperation of many seeking refuge in Europe, as they board boats to cross the Mediterranean Sea in hope of a better life, Hundreds, many children, never complete the journey.

We have seen the outcomes of the 2015 UK General Election and now anticipate the policies of a new Government and its impact on the lives of children and families and on those who work with and for families and children.

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