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Nurseries which exclusively serve deprived areas may be less effective in breaking a cycle of underachievement than settings where there are children from varied backgrounds, according to a...
New research shows that the out-of- school workforce is growing and maturing, which is essential if the Government's ambitious national childcare strategy is to be met. By 2010, all schools are...
The formation of a Government-funded partnership earlier this year ruffled a few feathers among the early years organisations left out. Here, the leading charity explains the project to Melanie...
There was a time when softplay was not generally around in nurseries, particularly because it was so expensive. Yet, now it's seen as essential equipment. It really comes into its own in the baby...
Develop manipulative skills for mark-making with an assortment of resources in the office role-play area, says Jane Drake Children need a wide range of opportunities for developing the skills of...
By the time this issue of Nursery World is published, MPs will no doubt have voted against the amendment to the Children and Young Persons Bill seeking to outlaw physical punishment in the home.
Young children who tell lies are more likely to become high-flying leaders, executives and bankers, reported the Daily Mail. According to researchers at Toronto University, the complex processes...
Nursery World readers can win a copy of the book Coming Home by Claire Harrison, which follows the adventures of Peggylicious and The Do Good Dog Clan.
Since it began last September, the Ofsted Big Conversation has been gaining momentum in its quest to improve the inspection process. Karen Faux charts its progress.