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26 June. Aiming for quality in children's centres: challenges and opportunities. Delegates at this conference can reflect on the principles behind the development of children's centres, consider the...
Aim: The aim of the game is to attempt any or all of the obstacle course, with or without assistance.
Early years practitioners have a hard time convincing some parents about developmentally-appropriate skills. Maria Robinson offers advice.
Pressure is building on the Scottish Executive to instigate a review into early years education and the status and career pathway of nursery nurses, after the Scottish Parliament's Public Petitions...
When is a box not a box? When it's a bus, a train, a boat or a bed. Michael Jones describes one innovative nursery project using both child-initiated and adult-led activities.
Is it possible for a large nursery chain to unify its image and yet keep its local integrity? Lindsay Clark looks at the challenges of presenting a united brand .In September, one of the UK's largest...
Professor Siraj-Blatchford says, 'Artificially "teaching" synthetic phonics in large groups of four-year-olds will ultimately be anti-literacy development' (News, 6 April). Surely this is what is...
Correspondence from early editions of Nursery World shines a light on the evolution of attitudes about childcare in society.
<P> The crucial thing about IEPs is that they remain positive, flexible and open to review, as <B> Colette Drifte </B> explains </P>
What are the competencies needed for safeguarding in today's climate? By Rachel Buckler, a trainer and consultant specialising in safeguarding practices and procedures.