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Counting, and use of numbers as labels, constitutes one strand of mathematical development in the early learning goals. To foster this development, early years practitioners need to be aware how...
Do you have your eyes on a nursery business but don't know how to find out if it is a going concern? Nursery owner Martin Pace describes the processes he follows when making an acquisition .Dolphin...
The early years and childcare sector is changing at an incredible pace, as anyone involved in this area will be aware. The plethora of Government initiatives, policies and reviews means that it is...
Children have joined the debate on physical punishment by overwhelmingly voting against smacking. More than 90 per cent of children rejected the use of physical punishment in a survey conducted by...
A recent judgment made about a 17-year-old girl detained in a secure unit under a Detention and Training Order made by the Youth Court is disturbing.
The survey shows just how far we are from realising the dream of a graduate-led profession, with salaries and benefits to match, although numbers at degree level have increased over the past year. One...
Last week, Nursery World featured in most of the national newspapers as they picked up on our nanny salary survey published in Professional Nanny. There was a certain amount of shock that nannies in...
Breaking down the divide between schools and early years will create a stronger workforce, says National College for Teaching and Leadership chief executive Charlie Taylor.
There are a variety of ways settings can recognise and reward the good work of nursery teams, as Rebecca Miller explains.
In reply to the letter regarding a parent who did not wish a male nursery worker to change her child (23 June), this seems a simple matter of equality of opportunity in employment. If the setting were...