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Local families bridging different faith backgrounds came together to mark the official opening of an innovative children's centre in north London this week. Tyssen Children's Centre in Stamford Hill,...
Taking on an apprentice provides the opportunity to potentially grow and mould a loyal worker - so why aren't more nurseries adopting this approach to tailor-made talent? Mary Evans finds out.
A multi-disciplinary strategy for dealing with biting was devised with the help of Jackie Bateman and Janice McKinley of Bradford Early Years Childcare Service We were very interested to read the news...
The planning issues affecting childminders that have been raised by Nursery World readers recently are sadly only the tip of a very big iceberg (Letters, 1 August; News, 6 June). Recent Department for...
Nursery World reported that the Early Years Foundation Stage is to spend longer in development (News, 24 August). The Early Years Curriculum Group (EYCG) welcomes this. We are concerned at the loss of...
I was shocked to read the news that the cost of undertaking police checks for people planning to work with children in England and Wales is rising from 12 to 29 from the start of July ('Costs of...
Catch up with all the latest nursery news from around the country.
There has been a muted response from the early years and childcare sector this week to the news that 100m in capital funding is to boost expansion of places for disadvantaged two-year-olds.
Your news story, 'Don't pay for police checks, carers told' (19 July) was right to point out that daycare providers in England and Wales do not have to register with the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB)...