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Nursery nurses are covering work usually done by health visitors because of a shortage of health visitors, says the Unite union.
(Photograph) - Five-year-old Mario Lambrette is fascinated by the aquarium at the official opening of the Bright Horizons nursery at Tabard Square, south-east London. The purpose-built nursery is...
Early years practitioners are getting into the swing of teaching young children music thanks to a new Scottish company which has developed workshops and resources to boost their confidence. Last week...
With a quarter of the workforce considering leaving the profession due to stress, Karen Faux talks to some of the settings that are proactively taking steps to improve staff mental health, well-being...
Child cruelty and neglect offences jumped by a quarter in a single year, reveals new data published by the NSPCC.
Cuts will fall harder on some areas, but even in the toughest cases there are innovative ideas that nurseries can use to win through, says Mary Evans.
In reply to Shirley Brooks (Letters, 25 January), I agree with every point she makes about Early Years Professional recruitment. It is just a pity that the Government isn't listening to what is been...
Keeping the nursery smoke-free, and dealing with children's behaviour issues, are considered in our policies and procedures series by Laura Henry.
Children at Bright Horizons Crewe Day Nursery and Pre-school have been making the most of their indoor climbing equipment, as well as moving in a variety of ways, as part of Bright Horizons’ Active...