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If more early years workers had degrees, it would improve pay, status and quality throughout the profession, says Pamela Calder
Nannies have a lot to lose - or to gain - from the way they agree to be paid by their employer, says Asa Nilsdotter Gross wage, net wage? What does it mean and why does it matter? All we are...
A pilot project designed to show how businesses and the Government can work together to fight childhood obesity and poor nutrition is to launch next week.
Writing stories can be even more fun than telling them, so put young imaginations to work with these suggestions for finding a way in by Lynne Garner Creating stories is a great way to improve...
What ingredients are needed in any early years setting for children to learn most successfully? Professor Iram Siraj-Blatchford explains what researchers in major studies have found Two very...
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I am 36 and have been working in childcare for nearly half my life. My salary is very low and I can just about keep afloat. I had to take out a huge loan last year to be able to pay my household bills...
* Deaf children can draw their way in to the National Deaf Children's Society's 60th birthday party at London Zoo. Children aged three to 12 must draw a picture of their favourite zoo animal. The...
Over the past year I have seen my job working as a nursery nurse in a school whittled down to that of a general dogsbody. The teachers I work with want to do more teaching, but you don't have to do...
These delightful StoryBooks, part of an interactive play system from Flair, have been designed for children of three years-plus to support role play and pre-reading skills. Each one has eight...