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As nurseries start to reopen for more children, one nursery owner shares her experiences of social distancing for three-year-olds, reassuring parents, and hand sanitiser shortages
The judging has taken place, and we're delighted to announce the shortlists for the Nursery World Awards 2014.
Scotland has moved a step closer to following the lead of Wales and Northern Ireland and appointing a children's commissioner as an independent advocate for children's rights at the heart of...
Our plant of the month is hazel, a tree whose catkins, nuts and coppicing opportunities make it an ideal activity resource. By Julie Mountain
Nannies struggling to get in shape may be inspired by the latest nanny media star, Lisa Osborne, who's one of the principals on the current BBC1 series 'Diet Trials'. Lisa, a nanny and maternity nurse...
Take inspiration from the rich cultures of the Asian and African continents, using art, music, culinary traditions and artefacts. Hetty Kothari gets you started At Sarum Hall School we devised an 'our...
A new book looks at the ways we teach children and how we assess their progress - and sets out a vision for improving our methods. One of the book's editors, Dominic Wyse, explains.
(Photograph) - Teacher Wendy Dyble gets a helping paw from Fern at a Primary 1 class at Scalloway Junior High School in Shetland. Ms Dyble says, 'Dogs can be a very calming influence in the...
Here's a good idea for keen gardeners and it might be just the thing for the children in the out-of-school club who like being productive and environmentally conscious. The Paper Potter is a gardening...
Homelands Early Years Centre participated in Down's Syndrome Awareness Week (16-22 March 2015).