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ABC Nurseries, based in Dumfries and Ecclefechan, has become the first nursery in the region to gain the Investors in People award, taking only six months to win the distinction. The nursery employs...
Across-cutting review of the early years sector in England is to be undertaken by the Government. During a lengthy question and answer session by the Education and Skills Select Committee, early years...
Gypsy and traveller children need better access to pre-school provision, and local authorities should explore alternative approaches such as community rooms or portable class- rooms on sites,...
All people wanting to work with children or vulnerable adults should be registered with a central body to show that they are suitable to work with children, Sir Michael Bichard recommended last week....
I am very concerned that the registered nursery inspectors who will be lost when Ofsted's Early Years Directorate takes over are those with a real understanding of teaching and learning in the early...
I think a registration fee is an acceptable thing to pay to place your child on the nursery register of your choice, as it is a safeguard for the families involved and the nursery (News, 23 May). It...
Guidance to ensure that children who are too ill to attend school can continue to receive an education was issued to all local authorities by the Scottish Executive last week. Education authorities...
(Photograph) - Children from the National Foundation of Youth Music performed at the Observance for Commonwealth Day 2004 celebration in Westminster Abbey on 8 March. Youth Music was set up in 1999...
(Photograph) - Two-year-old Courtney Campbell keeps it in the family by beating her own drum next to her father, Stuart, who plays for the Lanarkshire Pipe Band. The father and daughter duo were at...
Childcare near to home or en route to work is preferred to workplace nurseries by two-thirds of parents living and working in London, according to a survey by the charity Parents at Work and the City...