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By Betty Adams, chair of Innellan and Toward Family Centre in Argyll I was annoyed to read two 'In my views' on the difficulty of working with management committees (28 August and 10 July). Without...
The body responsible for funding further education in England is to cut 1,500 jobs by June next year to save 40m. The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) revealed last week that it would reduce staff...
Molly (not her real name) was a quiet girl at nursery, but appeared to settle in well, although sometimes she did seem a little withdrawn.
Nursery World has teamed up with the Meningitis Trust to raise awareness of life-threatening meningitis. In the first of four articles, Jane Edmonds talks to a mother whose daughter contracted the...
Voluntary committees running playgroups contribute just under 300,000 a year to early years education in Highland, according to a survey published last week. Highland Pre-school Services (HPS), the...
Some food for thought in your professional career Outdoor Play in the Early Years: Management and innovation (second edition). Edited by Helen Bilton. (David Fulton, 15, 020 8996 3618). Reviewed by...
Cuts in funding for childcare students have prompted one provider to focus on management training instead, suggesting that Government policy is having the opposite effect of its stated aim of raising...
Really, the things people associate with the name 'nanny'. A four-inch device called Toilet Nanny clips on to the underside of a toilet seat, and whenever the seat is lifted an electronic 'stern...
A rat who dreams of becoming a top-class chef and would rather go hungry than eat unhealthy food, is the star of a campaign launched last week to encourage children to choose healthy school meals.
When it comes to vulnerable children, how should settings approach areas such as assessment and planning and performance management, asks Pennie Akehurst