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The results of the first joint care and education inspections of early years settings in Scotland have just been published following a pilot programme carried out in November and December 2002. The...
Look out for 'Pattern - Food', part three of our poster series exploring pattern within common areas of interest for young children, in next week's Nursery World
There is growing concern among professionals working with families that the current law of 'reasonable chastisement', dating back to 1860, neither protects children nor supports parents. Children, as...
We are a private day nursery called Little Acorns and we would like to share with readers our experiences of developing heuristic play with toddlers (see 'All About Heuristic Play', Nursery World, 7...
As adults, we use books as sources of information, enjoyment and escapism. We curl up and relax with them and pour over them for hours. They can make us laugh, cry, empathise with others and question...
How one setting helped children explore their senses and the ways the human body works. By Annette Rawstrone
Parent-led co-operative nurseries could be an alternative to conventional settings for families in poor areas, according to the New Economics Foundation, which is setting up a pilot project to look at...
Reading dogs are stretching their influence to schools in Kent with the expansion of a unique project to encourage children who are reluctant to read out loud.
Half the week is spent by <B> Zahida Ikram </B> as a Parent Forum facilitator for Deeplish Sure Start and the other half as a home school liaison officer
Further to Asquith nurseries' new menus (News, 15 September), we take great pride in the food our nursery offers, and a lot of thought goes into it. Children have likes and dislikes but unless they...