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The Government's demand for all childcare staff to be qualified to Level 3 has raised concerns over the possible loss of experienced and skilled staff, writes Mary Evans.
Here are some activities to help children develop social skills. By Georgina Durrant
Part of a parent or carer's role is to make sure that activities are at the appropriate level for an individual child. Each baby or toddler will developat their own rate, so be careful that they are...
Everyday real-life activities such as making shopping lists are the most valuable way to encourage confident literacy skills, says Anne O'Connor.
What does the CWDC aim to achieve with its new level 3 qualification and what does the sector think of it? Karen Faux takes a closer look.
What are the best ways to encourage children’s inherent interest in nature? Penny Tassoni offers some tips for autumn and beyond
Spring is here and so is Nursery Management, free with our current issue.
The Government's graduate targets mean nurseries will tread a fine line between meeting requirements and protecting morale, says Mary Evans.
Principle * Providing activities based on first-hand experiences that encourage exploration, observation, problem solving, prediction, critical thinking, decision making and discussion (p82)
Our resident employment lawyer, Caroline Robins, principal associate solicitor at Eversheds Sutherland, answers your questions