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Thousands of children struggle with the effects of living in temporary and substandard housing. Catherine Gaunt looks at moves to help them Can you imagine living in a room so small and cramped that...
Having browsed your jobs pages I was amazed at the number of different titles that seemed to all mean the same person! I think the following sums it up: Who am I?
Leukaemia. What is it? Leukaemia is the most common cancer of childhood, with about 400 new cases each year in the UK. It is a cancer of the tissues that produce blood cells. The body produces...
A family inclusion worker is working wonders for nursery children who have special needs and their parents, reports <B> Wendy Scott </B>
The bookshop number given in the feature 'Hit the right note' by Dr Susan Young (25 September) was incorrect. Nursery World readers can order a copy of Music with the Under-Fours by Dr Susan Young...
The new Stroller from Esprit would make a great addition to any baby room. This contemporary buggy, manufactured by Hauck, has an extra light-weight aluminium frame and pneumatic tyres and offers...
Following the news story 'Ofsted acts on childminders' (12 September), I am writing to clarify the position on the law relating to unregistered childminders, as the first two paragraphs of the story...
I agree very much with the findings of the Save the Children report, Britain's poorest children, on the impact that poverty has on children (News, 11 September). I grew up in a low-income family...
Families of military personnel are to benefit from an extra 2 million a year, under new measures announced by the Chancellor George Osborne in today's budget.
Three-quarters of nurseries expect to operate at a loss over the next three months, a survey by the National Day Nurseries Association published today (2 June) reveals.