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Is Britain's move towards more integrated services missing something? Peter Moss, Pat Petrie and Bronwen Cohen look at other possible ways to go In the late 1990s, England, Scotland and Sweden moved...
In the concluding part of her series, Laura Henry outlines how having the correct policies in place can take the stress out of, and reduce the likelihood of, complaints from parents.
As packed lunches look set to become more common, Dr Patricia Lucas assesses their quality and launches a survey to find out more
Time Out opened over a year ago as an out-of-school club. Janey Hewitt talked to its founders about the nitty-gritty of getting going hurry, hurry if you want to apply to the New Opportunities Fund...
Use the dark winter days as an excuse to turn on the torches and investigate the concepts of light and dark, with these scientific activities by Helen Shelbourne Make the most of the dark nights and...
Why children feel fear, and how they experience it at different ages, is explored by Maria Robinson.
Despite social distancing, we can still give children the chance to work together – such as planning a party, writes Penny Tassoni
Rather than obsess over whether activities are free-flow, child-led and so on, teachers should consider if they constitute effective learning and empower the child as a learner, says Jan Dubiel
While Hodge, Blunkett and other Government figures have missed an opportunity to rethink early childhood services, there's still time to try harder, argues Professor Peter Moss
Nursery World joined children's minister Beverley Hughes, in what would be one of her last official engagements in the position, on a visit to Oak Tree Children's Centre to see one of the 0-7...