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The animals and buildings on a farm provide rich pickings for activities across the early years curriculum from Helen Shelbourne Aproject such as 'On the farm' may stem from a single child's...
Obstacles still face families with disabled children trying to find childcare, says Simon Vevers Parents of children with disabilities have often felt disadvantaged in the childcare market, finding...
With bank lending falling since the financial crisis and cuts to local authority budgets taking hold, early years providers are beginning to turn to crowdfunding as a way of raising cash. Katy...
Role play and small-world play themes are often beyond the experience of many young children. The dentist's surgery, the vet's, the farm, even the beach, are places that children may have visited only...
There are at least two sides to every story, and while accountants are currently urging nannies to set themselves up as service companies, in this issue we consider the other side of the sales pitch....
Ensuring enjoyment, challenge and meaning in children’s mark-making. By Penny Tassoni
The current climate is not proving too comfortable for the private nursery sector. A recent survey has shown occupancy in nurseries continuing to fall, with dangerously low levels in some parts of the...
A throwing game by Helen Bilton not only refines motor skills but reinforces counting, matching and number recognition.
A combination of good commercial sense and a strong community spirit is seeing one nursery thrive. Meredith Jones Russell reports.
Long-time readers of Professional Nanny and Nursery World may remember our occasional contributor Nanny Smith, who died this month at the age of 82. Jean Smith was a nanny of the traditional school...