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The Government's policies for children promise a brighter future, but are they likely to deliver what families really want and need? Professor Priscilla Alderson takes a critical view.
The growth of the school workforce may be having unintended consequences.
The University of East London’s Ivana La Valle and Eva Lloyd, who were involved in the most recent evaluation of the 30 hours entitlement, discuss the key findings of their report and how the policy...
Providers frequently tell us about barriers to delivering an extended flexible offer and that there is no demand for it. Pathfinder settings demonstrated how providing flexibility could generate a...
While early years workers deserve more pay, the sector cannot afford another rise to minimum wage rates without more funding, the Early Years Alliance has warned.
Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach is hitting the road for a wide-ranging tour around the country between February and July in a new production by the Birmingham Stage Company. Early years...
One-and-a-half million children in the UK suffer from asthma. The National Asthma Campaign's Junior Asthma Club aims to give four-to 12-year-olds the information they need to manage their asthma as...
Popular characters the Super Duper Sumos are the stars of a video that Nursery World is offering free to five lucky readers. The 112-minute video or DVD has five 22-minute episodes featuring Mamoo,...
As a parent I was dismayed to read that a ban on television advertising of food to children has been ruled out by Ofcom (news, 29 July). As its report suggests, there may be many factors involved in...
Correspondence from early editions of Nursery World shines a light on the evolution of attitudes about childcare in society.