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Compelling stories - with words or without - and captivating illustrations feature in new books reviewed by Alison Boyle BIG and Small
...the Government's command? Mahrukh Choughtai spoke to a cross-section of those working at the frontline of the early years sector to find out what is on their wish-list for care and education in...
Garden of delights Manor Mead School in Shepperton is delighted with its new play garden. The school, whose pupils all have special needs and range in age from two to 11, wanted a garden space that...
* Virtually all three-year-old children in England have taken up daycare places in the maintained, private, voluntary and independent sectors, Government statistics reveal. According to the...
Nearly 100,000 more three-year-olds in England were taking up funded places in the private and voluntary sector in January 2003 than a year before, according to statistics published by the Department...
Nursery provision in Britain is booming and day nurseries will continue to rise in value during 2003, according to two reports published last week.
I thought the feature 'Healthy bytes' (1 March), about a computer programme for childcarers, gave a very misleading impression. The booklet is excellent, although very dry, but you would never guess...
There was a 22 per cent drop in the number of registered childminders in Scotland between 1998 and 2003, according to statistics published by the Scottish Executive last week.
Reading Wendy Wallace's feature 'Men wanted' reminded me of another feature, 'Making contact' by John Powell (12 April), which suggested a reason men were deterred from working in nurseries - because...
Time Out opened over a year ago as an out-of-school club. Janey Hewitt talked to its founders about the nitty-gritty of getting going hurry, hurry if you want to apply to the New Opportunities Fund...