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After doing a course on sustainable leadership, Tops Day Nurseries’ managing director Cheryl Hadland was inspired to bring green transformation to her 30-setting group
Early years specialists are upbeat about this Level 3 qualification which has been designed in consultation with the big nursery chains to provide skills employers say they need.
What next for those who won capital funding to extend their settings before September? – and for the many who did not get a grant, what other options are there? asks Karen Faux
The most eagerly awaited news in the professional Nanny year is, this year cause for celebrating. Our annual pay survey on pages 6-7 shows nannies' earnings are continuing to rise in London, the Home...
You can help diabetic children in your setting with forewarning and some understanding of the condition. Maggie Jones reports Diabetes mellitis is a condition in which the amount of glucose in the...
What a shame that the writer of 'Does Ofsted get the full picture?' (Letters, 6 September) has such a poor experience of NVQ training at levels 2 and 3. My colleague and I were horrified to hear of...
A nursery and pre-school has made more room and built on its strengths to face a brighter future. Karen Faux hears how.
The manager of the first Montessori Sure Start nursery is working hard to educate and benefit the local area, writes Sue Learner.
As a special needs, fully qualified nursery nurse with over 30 years' experience and at the top of my pay scale, I earn 16,203 in the north-east of England.
Like Gary Holmes (Letters, 26 July) I find it strange that there are still childcare providers who do not offer children a quality diet.