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Seven deaf children talk in depth about their experiences of school in Scotland, their friends, families, future prospects and approaches to communication in a CD-Rom launched by the National Deaf...
* We have ten copies of Maternity Pay and Leave: A Guide for Employers (5.00) to give away to Nursery World readers. Send your name and address on the back of a postcard or envelope, marked 'Maternity...
A few weeks into the childminder agency pilots, a number of organisations have begun to consult with the early years sector about their proposed models.
An independent selection of new products and resources The Green Bottle Unit is a recently launched enterprise from the award-winning charity Free Form Arts Trust, in association with glass artist...
Mounting debt, poor mental health and expensive and unaffordable childcare is placing children’s futures at risk, according to UNICEF UK.
Helping children to develop a sense of time may require giving them lots of time. Penny Tassoni considers how to listen to children trying to put things in perspective Gone are the days when a child...
Day nurseries and other small businesses in the UK and Northern Ireland have been warned to be on their guard after companies have called out of the blue claiming to be owed hundreds of pounds for...
Guidelines for playgrounds for children who have special needs are to be drawn up by the National Playing Fields Association after the charity received a gift of 120,000 from the HSBC Bank. The...
Are childcarers any different from other workers where seeing to their own personal needs during the day is concerned? Annette Rawstrone spoke to childminders
As children develop their moral and social skills, early years practitioners should model behaviour carefully and avoid reciting simplistic rules, says Jennie Lindon Young children gradually build up...