Physical exercises are providing a workout for young children's minds with a popular trademarked technique, says Dan Levy Walk into a classroom one morning at Eversley Primary School in north London...
Nanny vacancies are making a comeback even if high salaries aren't, says Asa Nilsdotter This year's nanny pay survey paints a rather different picture from last January, which showed an increase in...
The early years sector is cautiously welcoming an extra £50 million cash injection for expanding nursery capacity and offering 30-hour places.
Children's organisations have welcomed the Scottish Parliament's passing of the first major revision in special educational needs legislation for 20 years.
* Jamie Oliver's 'Feed Me Better' campaign has produced a double DVD of the hugely successful TV series, Jamie's School Dinners. Disc 1 contains the four TV episodes with an expletive-free option so...
Children's awareness of male and female develops in stages, well before they begin to attribute roles to the sexes, writes Penny Tassoni 'What are little boys made of?' goes the refrain of a...
In the first of a new photocopiable series for parents and practitioners, Jennie Lindon shows how young children's fine motor abilities develop from birth to three years In order to read this feature...
Half of the early years workforce believe vaccination against Coronavirus should be a legal requirement for the job, a snap poll by Nursery World suggests.
Part of the transformation of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Village into a new residential community named East Village includes the launch of a brand-new nursery to serve families moving...
New standards for community health and social care will aim to give children access to age-appropriate services based on their individual needs.