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By Mike Williams, childcare student and full-time dad When I suggested to some that 'mother and toddler' was no longer an appropriate title for a group in an inclusive church (or any other place for...
What steps can nurseries take to be sure they don't fall foul of new laws against age discrimination? Victoria McMeel and Olivier Burnside of Veale Wasbrough Lawyers examine your duties to employees...
Children from poorer families are missing out on dress-up days at school and other special occasions and events because of the costs associated with them, Child Poverty Action Group research has...
What can you get out of seasonal childcare work abroad - and what can you put into it? Melanie Defries sizes up the successes The photographs say it all: compare the glamorous resorts, constant...
I am an NNEB nursery nurse and have worked in a primary school for some years. During my time there I have had a variety of roles including standing in for both the nursery and reception teachers...
As agencies are having to tighten up their act, what do nannies think of being vetted? Karen Faux asks Having a 'gut feeling' that a particular nanny will be right for a job is no longer enough for...
A video and CD-Rom for parents and teachers of children who have autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) are being distributed to all schools, libraries and other voluntary organisations in Northern Ireland....
(Photograph) - Bear doctor Susan Streete gives seven-year-old Rebekah Gahan advice on how to care for her teddy during Teddy's Day Out, part of the Teddy Bear Story exhibition at the Museum of...
We need to make the most of apprenticeship schemes and training programmes to recruit and retain early years staff, argues Karen Derbyshire, head of sector at training provider Realise
Dr Richard Woolfson advised a nursery worker that a child should continue to come to nursery regularly, despite crying constantly and suffering acute distress when not receiving one-to-one adult...