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Any study that finds negative effects for children in daycare is going to be greeted by hysteria on several fronts. The results will be brandished by organisations and individuals, mostly on the...
Nurseries that offer more flexible childcare options are winning the loyalty of parents and staying ahead of the competition, says Judith Barratt. On page 13 we examine how to boost occupancy Too few...
More than nine out of ten teachers in England support a boycott of SATs tests for seven-year-olds, according to a survey for the National Union of Teachers. In the survey, more than 3,000 primary and...
We printed an incorrect web address last week in 'Acorn Launches Pilot to Fill Training Gap' (News, 14 April).
More than one in three children will experience trauma, which is why training early years workers on how to identify the signs is vital, says Michael Samuel
The Oral Health Foundation is calling for the UK to make ‘healthy drinks’ the default option with children’s meals in restaurants
As nursery owners in England gear up to reopen from 1 June, an online conference run by Famly, with Nursery World as media partner, has pulled together expert advice on key questions.
Our special dietary needs series continues with advice from Suzannah Olivier on how nurseries can provide for Jewish children who may follow a kosher diet Jewish children will make up a significant...
Parents of disabled children in England can expect better co-ordinated health, education and social services under guidance published last week. Three sets of linked guidelines, published by the...
A childcare apprentice is using the hashtag #247Apprentice to share a week in the life for the Storify page of National Apprenticeship Week 2013.