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Early years organisations have welcomed Government plans to create centres providing health, education and childcare services for families in the poorest parts of England, and to create a new unit to...
Expect a stimulating and informative read in this month’s magazine – plus a fantastic poster in our ‘People who help us’ series to pull out and keep.
Respondents to a Nursery World survey cite insufficient space and problems recruiting extra staff as reasons for putting children on waiting lists.
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...
The clocks may soon be going back but there is plenty of colour and light within the pages of this month’s issue.
Parents may overlook some of the simple everyday activities that help children develop both fine and gross motor skills. Rachel Goodchild offers suggestions for them With parents' expectations often...
If you have children in your care who are reluctant to take part in any craft activities, you may find they're happy to settle down with a Comic Maker Kit. Each kit contains 12 scene sheets, more than...
More than one million families in Britain eligible for the new children's tax credit have so far failed to claim it. The credit, which is being introduced in April, could reduce bills by up to 10 a...
A free seminar is being offered to parents and carers of children with special needs by the British Institute for Brain-Injured Children. The seminar at the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund in...
More than 200 delegates are expected to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Early Education at a conference on 9 and 10 May in Exeter. The charity began life in 1923 as the Nursery School Association,...