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A group of Hampshire parents who took a petition with 22,000 signatures to Downing Street urging the Government to reinstate the ring-fencing around Sure Start are expecting a decision from the Prime...
Moves to register nannies are gaining more backers -but, as Tricia Pritchard of PANN says, nannies' own views will provide vital evidence for the campaign Regular readers of Nursery World will know...
In the second instalment of our four-part series, Lena Engel examines how you can improve the quality of your teaching and environments.
The University of Bristol and Nursery World are asking our readers about packed lunches – how many children are eating them, how healthy they are, and the effects of the 30 hours programme.
Nursery chain Bright Horizons is opening three new nurseries in time for the autumn term, following a raft of acquisitions over the summer, with Paint Pots also expanding.
Primary school education should build on the principles of the EYFS rather than being shaped by a 'downward push' from the secondary curriculum, a new report argues.
Welcome to our autumn issue. As we have just enjoyed the most glorious summer, you and the children may have spent many long, sunny days out of doors. When you retreat back inside, perhaps you will...
Paperwork costs childcare providers more than £17m a year, a Government review into cutting red tape has found.
Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell has an idea why younger women are voting with their feet The twenty-something women who could be popping into the voting booth after dropping their children off...
Pattern-spotting and decomposition are two of the six fundamental skills required for computational thinking. Marc Faulder examines how they best fit with what is already practised in the early years