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Children with special needs have been developing their creative talents through a Stirling-based project involving mask-making, puppetry, music and artwork. Inclusion through the Expressive Arts,...
Are children too busy? Anne Purdon reflects on her year’s sabbatical in Albania and compares the free-time activity choices of third culture kids (TCKs) growing up in Albania with children in the...
Nanny vacancies are making a comeback even if high salaries aren't, says Asa Nilsdotter This year's nanny pay survey paints a rather different picture from last January, which showed an increase in...
Council-run nurseries in Renfrewshire have been found to offer a slightly higher standard of provision than partner nurseries in a number of areas. According to two reports published recently by the...
Tom Shea, the founder of Jigsaw nursery group who stepped down as chief executive last year, has launched a new venture - a childcare consultancy. Childcare Innovations Partnership (CIP), based in...
Nursery children in Lincolnshire can enjoy more outdoor learning following last week's launch of Great Wood Farm Early Years Centre's forest school sessions.
In response to Carol Adams' letter, 'Get learning in order' (4 January), I felt that it hit the nail on the head. I read out her letter to the members of staff in my playgroup setting and watched with...
A glitch in the new Computershare voucher system led to some parents having overpayments taken from their accounts last month, Nursery World has learned.
More than half of parents believe that nurseries should employ more staff to look after nursery age children, research by the Department for Education suggests.
Nurseries and local authorities must be able to operate 'flexibly' within the revised Code of Practice, a policy group of nursery providers said this week.