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Children took Old PlayStations to bits at Little Acorns Nursery in Worsley, Greater Manchester.
In the wake of Britain’s recent race riots, author and policy professional Hannah Betteridge urges early educators to keep working hard to counter harmful stereoptypes.
* Snack Time by Jenni Clarke (from the Key Issues Series by Featherstone Education 9.99, www.featherstone.uk.com) features snack food ideas and related activities to promote food awareness in a fun...
What is the ethnic makeup of the early years workforce, and what kinds of experiences do BAME practitioners have? Meredith Jones Russell searches for the data
The Scottish Executive has put up for consultation its ambitious plans for Scotland's early years workforce, with new management qualifications, higher numbers of graduate-level staff and a single...
Gayle Goshorn talks to nursery groups that have seen good times and bad times over two decades or more. How does today compare - and is there still a sense of fun in the nursery day?
Is it right for early years settings to look at job candidates’ social media accounts – and if so, what exactly should they be looking for? By Gabriella Jozwiak
Happy New Year to all Nursery World readers. 2003 no doubt will be another eventful year for the early years sector, as more details are revealed about how the recommendations of the cross-cutting...
Bright Horizons, the second largest nursery group in the UK, has launched a new app for parents of pre-school children.
What are settings doing to reassure children and families and keep in touch with them? Annette Rawstrone finds out