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The Scottish Out of School Care Network (SOSCN) has launched a rejuvenated website, www.soscn.org, where playworkers can keep up to date with what is happening within their profession. The site has a...
* We have ten copies of Little Bear's Special Wish by Gillian Lobel (Little Tiger Press, 4.99) to give away to Nursery World readers. Send your name and address on the back of a postcard or envelope,...
Fen Crosbie (Letters, 25 March) says the striking nursery nurses are greedy, uncaring and unprincipled. This is not true. We give 100 per cent commitment, care and attention to the children we work...
Children who have communication difficulties are learning to express their needs with a deceptively simple, progressive system of picture cards. Mary Evans reports Imagine you are Daniel. You are four...
Children at Alyth Kindergarten, part of the North Western Reform Synagogue in London, have been enjoying making artwork out of recycled materials.
Some of the work routines and some of the surprises you're apt to encounter at beach or ski resorts are outlined by Melanie Defries Emma Langridge of Nannies Abroad paints an idyllic picture of...
Louisa Hale's letter (25 March) says that we striking nursery nurses were alienating parents. Yet strikers I have spoken to from other councils say that parents support us 100 per cent, even though...
Child psychologist Jennie Lindon answers your letters about child behaviour Q) Two four-year-olds in our nursery have been very close friends since they started together. Something serious has...
The Government is to introduce a common core of shared skills and knowledge in a bid to build a better and more competent childcare workforce. How this might work, and who it will affect, is to be...
<P> Young children take to learning other languages more readily than most people think. Emma Haughton explains why the early years are the ideal time to start </P>