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During the economic downturn, nurseries are using innovative methods, such as radio adverts and fun days, to promote themselves and attract new child numbers, discovers Mary Evans.
Parents will find something extra at a setting that's established itself as a strong local business.
By Carole Bernstein, an early years trainer and Ofsted inspector in London I was glad to read Peter Elfer's feature about the key person approach (Nursery World, 29 March) because it promotes some of...
Reverting to less mature behaviour is often an indication that children are feeling vulnerable. Psychologists from the Anna Freud Centre offer advice on how to support them Regression, by which we...
Michael Fallon, managing director of Just Learning, has told business delegates the secrets of the group's successful sale to venture capitalist Alchemy in a 30m deal . Mr Fallon explained to a...
The children at Nursery on the Green in Frimley Green, Surrey enjoyed activities in the name of love on 14 February.
With just weeks to go until the General Election and the main political parties releasing their manifestos this week, Nursery World is asking readers who they will be voting for and why?
Government plans to extend the free entitlement to 15 hours a week threaten to damage the quality of education in nursery classes in primary schools, headteachers claimed last weekend.
A charity in Singapore was grateful for some English leadership on early education, says Gerald Haigh Last year, in the process of looking at schools in Singapore, I came across Jamiyah, a Muslim...
Ideas for implementing Birth to Three Matters. This week: Snuggle up - feeling close, feeling good, how to promote trust and self-worth Aspect: a strong child Component: a sense of belonging Heads-up...