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Some food for thought in your professional career Planning the Pre-5 Setting: practical ideas and activities for the nursery. By Christine MacIntyre and Kim McVitty. (David Fulton, ISBN: 1843120585,...
Forging ahead into 2004, we've got a great issue of Nursery World for you this week, with both new and long-running features to help your practice and career development. Our 'project on a poster'...
As the nights get longer and the weather gets worse, the thought of escaping the UK to a hot and sunny beach or a crisp ski slope can be very tempting. If you think that a season working abroad as a...
The Breakthrough Britain report from former Conservative party leader Iain Duncan Smith is likely to be influential in the policy-making of David Cameron's Tory party.
This month we look ahead to transitions, think about what evidence-led practice really means and have a fine motor focus with articles on sewing, mark making and resourcing for fine motor development.
Research shows that prospective students must navigate their way through 320 early years degrees on the UCAS application system. Verity Campbell-Barr and Katherine Gulliver, authors of a new report,...
Diversity in the early years is not just about a shortage of men in the workforce, says Beatrice Merrick - we need to look at whether all communities are represented too
One of the key findings of recent Effective Provision of Pre-school Education (EPPE) research (Technical Paper 10, DfES/Institute of Education, 2003, London) is that, 'Good outcomes for children are...
So, 2009 has arrived, and with it comes the realisation that it could be a very tough year all round.
A baby boom in Manhattan means the competition is hotting up for places at the top nurseries, The Daily Telegraph reported. New York parents have to write essays, prepare for interviews and arrange...