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With the Government’s obesity strategy leaving much to be desired, early years managers may have to take the matter into their own hands, reports Hannah Crown
From the content of Marilyn Mills's letter (Letters, 14 February), her knowledge and understanding of childminding appears to be limited and simplistic. Sole charge of six children! No thanks! As a...
I have read Nursery World throughout my career. Presently I work for Sure Start. I have more than 20 years' experience of working with children and families. After leaving college I became a nanny and...
Two nursery nurses accused of child abuse have won the legal fight to clear their names, but the cost is still being paid by children and society, argues Professor Frank Furedi With their reputations...
The number of out-of-school clubs in Scotland has grown significantly in the last year, according to figures released last week by the Scottish Executive. Pre-School and Childcare Statistics 2004...
If you care for a child aged seven or over, have them get the camera out for Jubilee Day on 3 June. The BBC's Blue Peter magazine is running a competition for young snappers to record whatever they do...
Fay Gibbin has launched a new online training company following her departure from Busy Bees Training.
A nanny who went from college to pre-school tells Helen Kewley how she set herself on the business path I first met Natalie Pragliola in 2004 when I went to talk to the DCE students at Stamford...
Future childcare graduates with a standard GCSE 'equivalent' will not be able to count in ratios because the Government no longer recognises the tests, it has emerged.
Practitioners need to be careful to treat children as individuals when establishing a sense of gender identity, advises Dr Maria Robinson.