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A new level 5 apprenticeship standard has been approved for the early years sector – but only meets Level 3 requirements.
The nursery business market has been surprisingly resilient during the financial pressures of the past four years. Property experts advise Karen Faux on their best strategies for buyers or sellers.
With harsh market conditions, nursery businesses must take stock and ensure they operate as efficiently as possible. Robert Collier advises on how to minimise debt and maximise credit.
Minor scrapes are part and parcel of giving children the opportunity to test themselves in a challenging environment. Gayle Goshorn finds out how nurseries maximise safety and maintain the right...
What is the ethnic makeup of the early years workforce, and what kinds of experiences do BAME practitioners have? Meredith Jones Russell searches for the data
Just one in ten childminders are planning on offering the free 30 hours to parents, exclusive research carried out by Nursery World's Nursery Management supplement suggests.
Concern is growing that without government aid, more low-paid early years staff will leave the sector, writes Karen Faux.
The impact of underfunding of the free entitlement for childminders has been revealed - with two thirds making a loss. Charlotte Goddard reports.
Demand for the new Level 5 early years specialist qualification is high, according to one of the first training providers to offer the qualification.
The deadlock over GCSEs at Level 3 has set early years apprenticeships back years. Following the Government U-turn and the sacking of the trailblazer group, what now? asks Hannah Crown