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If you're keen on a stretch of yoga after reading this month's feature on exercise classes for children (see page 10), or you just want to give it a try at home, a colourful new illustrated book is...
More than two million children from working families are in poverty, reveals a new report commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
With new Government research highlighting an increased need for relationship support for parents, Department for Work and Pensions minister Baroness Deborah Stedman-Scott explains how extending their...
Strong opinions are voiced about synthetic phonics, as an innovation that helps young children and improves their future literacy levels (News, 9 June). Maria Montessori was reluctant to teach...
After years of stalling on the issue of nanny registration, the Government is finally making moves for some kind of action, seemingly prompted by the low take-up of the home childcarer scheme (see...
Exclusive research into workforce-related pain in the early years features in the new edition of our 40-page Nursery Management supplement, free with this issue of Nursery World.
Psychologist Steve Biddulph's new book Raising Babies - should under-3s go to nursery? is published this week and advance publicity about its theme has added to a string of 'bad news' stories for...
Education secretary Ruth Kelly attracted some positive attention last week when she declared that she was kindly disposed to considering the introduction of national pay scales for teaching assistants...
The increasingly high profile of the nursery business means that the mainly female entrepreneurs who run them are also getting more recognition. In our news section this week (page 9) you can read...
'Daycare "harms behaviour"' is a bit of a scary headline! (News, 29 March). When reviewing academic research it is important to set it in the context of other existing research. Remember the MMR...