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A star nanny tells Helen Kewley how she overcame an occupational hazard - under the glare of TV cameras As Christmas approaches, it brings with it what seems like an inevitable growth in the...
Thank you for printing the news story 'Ofsted advises staff leaving SARS areas' (8 May). I was one of 20 people to have returned recently from a two-week early years study tour to China. I was...
New statutory registers could protect children and vulnerable adults in Northern Ireland from people deemed unsuitable to work with them. The Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults Bill was...
Has the old adage 'manners maketh the man' gone for good? A development play worker visiting a nearby playgroup told staff they were no longer required to teach manners to the children. Furthermore,...
How can early years leaders obtain the level of expertise required to manage a setting effectively? Kelly Hill explores the CPD opportunities for enhancing leadership skills
We used a Lilliput Lodge minibus to take some of our nursery staff members to the Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition in Manchester last month. We laid this on in recognition of all they do...
Valuable opportunities exist for training and voluntary work to help support children who have been bereaved, says Barbara Millar Anyone who works with children may have to face the situation where a...
Lawton, who is managing director of Our Monkey Club, was one of a number of people in the sector working on the Level 5 Early Years Lead Apprenticeship standard, which was approved for delivery in...
New childminders in Buckinghamshire are to be supported through their first year with a buddy initiative. The Bucks Buddy Scheme will match experienced registered childminders in the area with people...
The different levels and forms of schemas, and what they mean for young children's learning, are explained by Professor Tina Bruce Babies at birth are already able to do all sorts of things. They can...