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Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell takes a look at what happens in two countries when children are championed Our Prime Minister might not be too worried about what the rest of the world thinks of...
I would advise nurseries receiving their revaluation for business rates this month to think twice before accepting offers from consultants to handle appeals for them. A year ago, our nursery engaged a...
A boycott of seven toys and other products deemed to be sexualising young children has been started by parents on a blog site that received 75,000 hits last week. Alpha Mummy, a blog for working...
The timing of the workplace bullying article could not be more pertinent (Management, 20 April). I am deeply concerned about the amount of bullying occurring in the workplace, and not only in early...
Nearly half of primary school children have experienced hardship, according to a report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, which highlights how schools and GPs are ‘staggering’ under the weight of...
The detention of immigrant children awaiting deportation decisions should end, according to campaigners. Annette Rawstrone investigates.
The return of the ratios debate highlights how the early years sector deserves a fresh approach to solving its ongoing challenges, says our columnist Sara Mackenzie
Tapestry’s Ben Case explains how attending the recent Nursery World curriculum conference helped him to reflect on the importance of being culturally inclusive and taking an evidence-based approach.
(Photograph) - 'Can any mother help me?' was a lonely reader's simple plea in a 1935 issue of Nursery World and it's now the title of a book published this month. Author Jenna Bailey (centre, green...
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