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We have ten copies of Opposites by Sandra Boynton (Simon & Schuster, 3.99) to give away to Nursery World readers. Send your name and address on the back of a postcard or envelope, marked 'Opposites',...
Leah Turner, co-founder of Owen Froebel, which offers day nursery brokerage, valuations and sales, considers why the industry is suspicious of profitable nurseries.
In common with other groups opposed to the abuse of children, the United Nations has confused judicious smacking with irrational violence (News, 10 October). Pain is a natural warning process and,...
While Hodge, Blunkett and other Government figures have missed an opportunity to rethink early childhood services, there's still time to try harder, argues Professor Peter Moss Since May 1997,...
Sixty-nine per cent of those surveyed in the annual nanny pay survey (Nursery World, 3 February) are paid net, which I think is terrible.
What are the best ways to encourage children’s inherent interest in nature? Penny Tassoni offers some tips for autumn and beyond
How can early years practitioners expect to use the child database, and how will they be trained for it? Mary Evans finds out.
Almost every early years setting has children who speak languages other than English at home. But what approaches can practitioners use to best support multilingual learning? Penny Tassoni reports.
In a purpose-built playground, disabled children are active learners rather than passive observers, writes Crispin Andrews explains.
With reference to all the recent discussion and issues concerned with child protection and Criminal Records Bureau checks, why is it still possible under Ofsted for people in England to look after...