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Parents will need to work 16 hours a week to be eligible for 30 hours of free childcare from 2017, the Chancellor has confirmed.
The fourth Childcare and Early Years Parents' survey, funded by the Department for Education and carried out by the National Centre for Social Research (Natcen), provides the latest information on...
At the Thomas Coram Early Childhood Centre, observation and assessment is the key to effective planning - and a powerful tool for staff development and parent involvement, says Wendy Scott The Thomas...
It might seem early to be thinking about next year, but it will be here before you know it, so it's a very good time to be planning a visit to the Nursery World Show 2010 on 22-23 January at London's...
Parents who stepped in to save a nursery from closure have launched a pay-as-you-use childcare scheme to recruit families.
The rising pay levels all round seen in our annual survey reflect the growing professionalism of nannies and the eagerness of parents to recognise and reward it, says Asa Nilsdotter of Nannytax.
The 'cascade' method of speading information is similar to giving feedback in staff teams, says Mary Evans - but what does that mean and what's the best way for managers to do it? The need for...
Having read 'Sticking points' by Jennie Lindon (Nursery World, 6 May), we would like to explain how we use or, as the case may be, not use stickers.
As the dual inspection system in early years provision draws increasing criticism, Ruth Thomson asks what should replace it.