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I am disappointed by one of your letters (Nursery World, 12 May). The person 'having worked in a private nursery for more than five years'
Lone parents of children aged seven or over will be expected to look for work and those with younger children to take part in training, under welfare plans set out by the Government yesterday (21...
Developing new early years qualifications involves plenty of listening and the provision of hands-on support, Gabriella Jozwiak discovers.
Opportunities for working in childcare will be among topics for discussion between parents and local voluntary and council-run organisations in Perth city hall on 19 January, at an event organised by...
Changes in British parents' attitudes towards smacking have been revealed in unpublished research by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Nearly all of us feel that we watch too much television, and that we should make a bigger effort to do other things. Nearly all of us believe that our children watch too much TV, though we can be only...
Nursery staff working with the key person approach may feel overwhelmed at times by their own emotions in the course of their job. Penelope Leach PhD has advice on how to cope.
Sharing a story-telling session, listening to aCD and acting out favourite tales using props are all ways in which children can be encouraged to engage with books Practitioners who want to create a...
BAPN, the membership association for nannies, has developed a code of best practice for online recruitment.
- How To Be An Outstanding Childminder by Alison Lee (Continuum Books, 12.99, ISBN 978-1-84706-496-7)