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Nurseries which exclusively serve deprived areas may be less effective in breaking a cycle of underachievement than settings where there are children from varied backgrounds, according to a...
Q. My nursery is very close to a sandy beach, and in the summer months we often take the children to play there. I am looking for some kind of pullalong truck that will carry all the things we need,...
Information and communication technology, when used correctly, can help teach high-level skills in the classroom, Nicole Weinstein discovers as part of our series on Understanding the World
People in every time and place 'construct' different childhoods (James and Prout 1997; Hendrick 2003). That is, they hold certain beliefs and values that guide their behaviours and policies, which in...
Male practitioners are frequently being stopped from providing intimate care to children as parents are uncomfortable with the idea, according to the Men in the Early Years (MITEY) campaign group.
Children in Bosnia have bagged a treat thanks to Scotland's census organisers, the Welsh Guards and hundreds of volunteers. More than 800 yellow satchels used by enumerators for last year's census...
Off the peg In order to structure 'free-play' opportunities in our pre-school, and allow children to make choices and promote independence, we operate a system of decision-making pegs.
Nursery World's past two series of collectable, pull-out guides, 'Around the Nursery' and 'Birth to Three', proved incredibly popular with our readers, and we're sure that this year's series on...
* A team of volunteers is transforming a children's play train in Huddersfield into a shop selling 'nearly new' baby items. The train carriage, owned by the National Children's Centre, has been empty...
Labour is launching a programme of early years events, as part of what it is calling ‘a big conversation’ to talk to childcare providers and families.