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Living 'over the border' from Epsom, I found Jane Taoka's letter, 'How can childminders find time to train?' (5 April) interesting, although not particularly surprising. The short answer is that we...
Ideas to help you implement Birth to Three Matters This week: Snuggle up - soft things to feel during sensory play
An important feature of all the Early Excellence Centres is their collaboration with other providers on training, staff development and other ways of improving and extending services. When working...
Unfortunately Nursery World never seems to mention the Open University's childcare and education courses in the training supplements or articles where an overview is given. The OU is currently running...
What's seasonal in May? As we head into warmer days at last, spinach provides some of the nutrients and antioxidants needed as we come out of the dark days of winter. The freshest, tenderest spinach...
An award-winning primary school has had architectural judges gushing over its design - but, asks Julian Grenier, have they asked the schoolchildren how they feel about it? The new Hampden Gurney...
Nursery World's past two series of collectable, pull-out guides, 'Around the Nursery' and 'Birth to Three', proved incredibly popular with our readers, and we're sure that this year's series on...
(Photograph) - An exhibition of work by children from Reggio Emilia, the small town in Italy famous for its approach to early years education, is to tour England from next month. 'The 100 Languages...
Ofsted's quarterly statistics on the number of registered childcare providers and places in England have always given a really useful snapshot of trends in the early years sector.
The 600,000 local government workers going on strike next week have been driven to it by the cost of living, according to a Newcastle nursery nurse.