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I have just read Nicola Clark's essay on childcare for the future ('Something to say', 22 October). She talks about family groups, home settings, play, taking children to parks and the zoo, qualified...
Check that your setting is meeting the requirements for staffing cover in another of our series on the EYFS framework by Laura Henry.
The failure of grant funding to keep pace with soaring costs is causing some private nurseries to rise up in protest. Simon Vevers reports Private nursery providers, particularly in London and the...
Many thanks to everyone who responded to our reader survey in May's issue.Your answers do give us valuable information to help tailor Professional Nanny to your interests. We especially appreciated...
Encouraged by Government, more employers want to help their staff with childcare, but what does this mean for providers? Simon Vevers investigates Childcare is increasingly becoming part of the...
Funding for some Early Years Educator courses is set to disappear once T-levels come in, Nursery World can reveal.
These crisp and delicious crackers are perfect with soup, cheese or home-made hummus, says Sofie Aldiss
Coram Family, the latest incarnation of Thomas Coram's 18th-century children's charity ('Taking refuge', 3 June), continues his innovative ways of caring for children, for which my family have...
Giving poor families 3 more per child per week in the child tax credit would enable the Government to reach its target for reducing child poverty to 3.1 million by 2004-05, according to the Institute...
The number of lone-parent families in Northern Ireland has more than doubled in the past 20 years from 11 per cent of families with dependent children in 1983 to 24 per cent today, according to data...