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By Kate Green, chief executive of the Child Poverty Action Group It's not often that politicians from across the political divide agree, so at the Child Poverty Action Group we were delighted when a...
By Charles Rice, director of training, development and quality assurance at the National Childminding Association The Government's recent recruitment campaign for childcare workers in England, which...
A nursery owner appeared in court last month to face a charge of common assault after intervening to stop a toddler hitting a baby over the head with a wooden brick. Olive Rack, owner of Tresco House...
The trade union Unison is calling for a London local authority to be stripped of a good service award because it says councillors reneged on a nursery nurses' pay agreement. Union representatives and...
Much has changed for the better since Nursery Worldwas first published nearly 100 years ago, but there is lots still to achieve
Nursery Chains is now ten years old. The supplement has reported great change in the early years sector during the past decade as New Labour initiatives have made childcare increasingly high profile,...
The need for significant change in the way the early years is perceived and supported has gained the royal seal of approval
The SAT tests at the end of KeyStage 1 in England should be abolished, say the Liberal Democrats, after a survey they commissioned found that more than half of all seven-year-olds experience stress as...
KIDS IN THE SYNDROME MIX OF ADHD, LD, ASPERGER'S, TOURETTE'S, BIPOLAR AND MORE! By Martin L Kutscher. (Jessica Kingsley, Pounds 14.00, 1 84310 810 0, 020 7833 2307). Reviewed by Janice McKinley, area...
A national children's helpline has called for more help to be given to children who have experienced a recent bereavement. The call was made last week by ChildLine following the publication of its...