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Research shows nearly all practitioners in the sector experience musculoskeletal pain, but they rarely report it to employers because they see it as ‘part of the job’. By Katy Morton
Six out of 10 forms of epilepsy are unexplained. Others are linked to syndromes, or occasionally to illness or accident - although specialists agree that these usually trigger a tendency to epilepsy,...
The manager of Jigsaw Nursery in Pinner has organised a Star of the Week scheme to promote staff recognition and help support their wellbeing. The ‘Star of the Week’ is presented with a certificate.
Eamonn O'Kane, general secretary of the second-largest teachers' union, the NASUWT, died of cancer last weekend at the age of 58 after a long illness. He was born in Northern Ireland and worked in...
Our ever-changing weather provides fresh inspiration for a wealth of activities across any early years setting, says Helen Shelbourne A project on the weather stemming from the interests of an...
Further to the news story in last week's Nursery World about the House of Commons debate on the vetting of childcarers, we would like to make it clear that the debate ran out of time before junior...
How are nurseries apparently staying ahead of schools in the drive to provide healthier food for children? Karen Faux reports Soggy puddings and chips may no longer be the mainstay of school dinners,...
Talk about the life cycle of the frog and where it chooses to live as you make a jar of tadpoles Resources
By Keir Bloomer chief executive of Clackmannanshire Council The Regulation of Care Act is about quality assurance. It is designed to reassure the public about standards of service, especially in two...
You'd be surprised at some of the opportunities for learning activities behind blankets, as suggested by Jean Evans Develop children's mathematical skills and scientific knowledge, and encourage them...