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Summer's here, and newly-qualified nannies are looking for their first jobs. If you're heading for the bright lights of the big city, you'll be interested to hear what it was like for other nannies...
When Nursery World readers tell us what they would like more information on, top of the list for those early years practitioners working with the youngest children is 'planning for birth to threes'....
Our resident legal agony aunt, Caroline Robins, principal associate at Eversheds, answers your latest questions
* This week's national strike by local government workers, including nursery nurses and classroom assistants, was suspended after a pay deal raised the earnings of the lowest paid workers by nearly 11...
I totally understand the reasons for Ofsted inspections and would not wish to see them removed, but I agree with Olive Rack (Letters, 1 March) Although we came out 'good' and 'satisfactory' in our...
Having a development plan is key to realising the professional and personal aspirations of staff and will result in a high-quality setting, says Rebecca Miller in the concluding part of her series.
Now is the time to employ staff to cover the school summer holidays. How will you build your team? How will you provide support and training? SPRITO development officer Gail Bushell gives advice....
What will the proposed reforms mean for you? Mary Evans takes a look at the impact that 'new thinking' could have across key areas of the sector.
The Early Years Educator entry criteria are yet another example of a policy that has been rushed out without any attempt at joined up thinking, says Ross Midgley.