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Some nurseries are becoming even more inclusive by hiring staff with disabilities. Catherine Gaunt hears how to do it You may not know its name, but for more than 50 years Remploy has been making a...
Nurseries have a part to play in offsetting the shortage of family oral health services created by recent Government changes to dentists' contracts. Karen Faux reports
The return of the ratios debate highlights how the early years sector deserves a fresh approach to solving its ongoing challenges, says our columnist Sara Mackenzie
I would like to draw readers' attention to the plight of the many nursery nurses who are not employed by their local authority and therefore are ineligible to take part in the industrial action...
A nosebleed can be a frightening experience. Doctors at the Great Ormond Street Hospital show how you can cope with the condition in our latest A-Z health guide
The Neighbourhood Nurseries Initiative always seemed to have several flaws, not least in how the nurseries created would ever be sustainable. It started off at a gallop, achieving its target of 45,000...
Is bullying on the rise, or are people misunderstanding what for many young children is just a natural stage of emotional development? Karen Faux reports Any behaviour or action with the intention to...
Teaching support staff are now bearing the brunt of the 30 million in cuts to funding at the Training and Development Agency (TDA).
Early years settings and schools will close from Monday (23 March) except to vulnerable children and children of key workers.