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Early years workers need to know what to do if a child has an epileptic seizure. Radhika Holmstrom shows how to cope We told the other children in the nursery that Alex might not be well at times. He...
It was heartening to read about Mrs J Johns' success (Letters, 16 September). I was not surprised to read that the caramelised carrots had gone down so well: there is plenty of natural sugar in...
Parents want early years professionals to adhere to clear standards and possess knowledge, skills and relevant experience, but some parents believe that a degree may not be crucial, a report from the...
A chef visited Happy Times in Hammersmith, west London to introduce the children to food preparation A chef from the nursery's catering company recently visited us for a day.
These optional units help practitioners to pursue children's creativity across all areas of the curriculum, says Mary Evans.
The biggest nanny circle in Britain met this month to promote professionalism and honour achievements 'My name is Louise Kirk and I'm the Professional Nanny of the Year - and that's the first time...
Britons owe more money than ever, and the childcare sector is going to feel the crunch when it comes, as Simon Vevers explains The Bank of England kept interest rates at 4 per cent last month, but,...
As Kids' Clubs Network changes its name to 4Children it is reasserting its belief in the importance of support for children and families in the community and calling for a far more coherent vision for...
As a senior Foundation Stage advisory teacher, I would like to comment on the news story on the Ofsted report, Transition from the reception year to Year One ('School transition is "abrupt"', 27 May)....
From short courses to new qualifications at Levels 2 and 3, the sector now has more special needs training options than ever. By Meredith Jones Russell