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We have ten copies of Colours We Eat - Red Foods (Read and Learn, Raintree, 5.25) to give away to Nursery World readers. Send your name and address on the back of a postcard or envelope, marked 'Red...
In the first of a three-part series, Catherine Rushforth explains the manager's role in leading a setting's approach to safeguarding.
Reflective practice is embedded in early years provision, but is not always easy to achieve. Educational psychologist Anita Soni describes a project in Birmingham that uses video to help practitioners...
Young children will love it when you sit down to share the new 'Peekaboo!' books from Dorling Kindersley, with appealing touch-and-feel and lift-the-flap features. Both Baby Says and Bedtime are...
Moving up to the pre-school room was an exciting moment and has been (mostly) beneficial for Working Mum’s three-year-old
A voluntary managed nursery shows Annette Rawstrone how it establishes and promotes the keen involvement of parents.
Quality of care is the most important consideration for nurseries, but management blunders put parents off, says Working Mum.
BAPN, the membership association for nannies, has developed a code of best practice for online recruitment.
This is the first of a four-part series on inclusion which is structured around the themes and principles underpinning the Early Years Foundation Stage.
Practitioners should always be prepared to acknowledge that parents are experts on their own children's enthusiasms, writes Helen Bromley.