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Unions are in negotiation with Nottingham City Council to agree a pay deal similar to the one signed earlier this year with neighbouring Nottinghamshire County Council (Special report, 28 June 2001)....
The National Union of Head Teachers last week complained angrily to the home secretary about the Criminal Records Bureau and the way it had more than doubled its fees for Disclosure checks on people...
A nine-year-old boy braved the icy cold last week to build his own igloo large enough to hold a table and four chairs, reported the Teesside Evening Gazette. The next challenge for Elliott Lynch from...
Both the public and the nursery sector have been shocked at the Plymouth child sex abuse revelations. What can childcarers do now to reassure parents? Mary Evans hears their views.
Larger employers are more aware of the benefits of employer-supported childcare and are more likely to set up a scheme for their staff than smaller companies who often claim they do not have enough...
The number of overweight children in England and Scotland has almost doubled in recent years, a survey has found. The proportion of children classed as overweight or obese rose between the mid-1980s...
Vegetarian campaigners have hit out at the use of fish oil, found in recent trials to improve children's behaviour and concentration, claiming that fish oil supplements contain high levels of...
Cater for schemas being explored by the youngest children with simple interactive play, says Lena Engel A 'schema' is the word used to describe the way in which children focus on one aspect of play...
Don't restrict children to bright primary colours in their work or their environment, says Lena Engel - let them experiment Early learning goal
Up to 20 nurseries on university and college campuses are facing closure, the union Unison has revealed.