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Measuring and comparing the children's heights can be a useful exercise in maths lessons and Spottiswoode's new height charts could add extra interest to the proceedings. Made from poly cotton with...
A Ugandan farmer has been visiting primary schools to show children how sustainable farming can help families in Africa. 'Our farms, our futures' is a joint project run by two charities, Send A Cow...
This week's columnist Pat Wills thinks that Government data isn't measuring the important improvements in life 'Life is real, life is earnest!' So wrote poet Henry Longfellow. He went on to remind us...
The Labour and Conservative parties set out their family and childcare policies in their election manifestos last week.
You'll notice a few changes in this week's Nursery World, as we start to bring in some of the exciting new features we've got planned for 2002. Our pull-out activities section (pages 17-20) takes a...
With the Foundation Stage now firmly established for children aged three to five, attention is turning to the under-threes, increasing numbers of whom are in daycare settings. The lack of guidance for...
One of Northern Ireland's leading playgroups has changed its name and legal status in a bid to help it survive after a local authority nursery unit opens nearby later this year. The award-winning...
By Emma Wood, managing director of Kids Kit Co, which provides sessional and full-day care in shopping centres Reading the Letters page of Nursery World every week makes us sound like an industry of...
Don't be camera shy! Follow our essential guide to making videos and keeping in touch with children and families.
Further to Wendy Anderson's letter ('Shame on councils', 5 February), nursery nurses deserve to be recognised for the work they do, but it is not the same job as a nursery teacher. She points out that...