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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
Quality of care is the most important consideration for nurseries, but management blunders put parents off, says Working Mum.
A voluntary managed nursery shows Annette Rawstrone how it establishes and promotes the keen involvement of parents.
Pyjamas on the school, or nursery, run should be a big no-no and may indicate that all is not well at home, says Working Mum
BAPN, the membership association for nannies, has developed a code of best practice for online recruitment.
How Emmi Pikler’s approach to care-giving for the under-threes can be incorporated into modern best practice at settings and at home. By Dorothy Marlen