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Week by week, month by month, the official view of nannies and their role as childcarers becomes more anomalous.
A range of providers, from established chains to maintained nursery schools, have set up their own training arms. Gabriella Jozwiak investigates the practicalities of taking training in-house.
It is not okay to say that we are going with a Reggio Emilia approach and therefore we are only going with natural materials, says one early years teacher
In the last issue of Nursery World, we published our early years pay and conditions survey 2016, run with the Pre-school Learning Alliance.
Hear from the early implementer councils about the progress of the 30-hour pilots at the Business Summit on 8 November.
Playing with words needn't be dull. Lynne Garner suggests a range of games to put the fun into literacy Some children see words as boring and the learning of them tedious.
With the launch of the new T-Level qualification in September and new apprenticeship standards under way, this period should be a busy time for training providers – but Covid-19 has posed a variety of...
Effects of child-caregiver ratio on interactions between caregivers and children in childcare centers: an experimental study In this Dutch study 217 caregivers from 64 childcare centres were observed...
Kindness is being explored through enhancements that make compliments you can see and wear, Amy Jackson explains
Many nurseries are finding that filming staff with children and playing the footage to them and their colleagues helps to improve practice. Annette Rawstrone speaks to some of them