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F McCallum's letter (Letters, 26 August) clearly shows how gullible the public can be. 'Shame on you all'? How can that be said when many of us in our profession work hard and adore children. Why do...
Inviting their peers home for a snack and play is the route to happy integration for children at a diverse centre. Karen Faux hears how.
Reviewing record-keeping processes with special educational needs in mind can help practitioners better support all children, says Dr Kay Mathieson.
I would like to point out some inaccuracies in Marilyn Mills' letter about childminders ('Value for money', 9 October). First, childminders' fees vary from area to area. I am sure many childminders in...
Some of the most promising childcare practitioners of tomorrow have been recognised in these prestigious annual awards.
Improvements at Child First prioritise open access to the outdoors, even in the chain's oldest building. Sue Learner hears about its aims.
Youthfulness has not kept this nursery owner from building up a growing business and strong local contacts. Karen Faux met her.
In response to 'Make play priority for all departments' (News, 19 October), I am a qualified hospital play specialist working for the Mid Yorkshire Trust. Within our Trust there are three play...
I am writing in praise of Training Today (18/25 December) and to say how useful it is to me, the staff at Nanny Search and our many visitors. In addition to our placement service we have a resource...
Learning is a tricky process, because in order to make progress, we must be willing to take risks, says Sue Cowley.