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Most childcarers have a good knowledge of healthy eating and provide a nutritious and balanced diet for the young children in their care, according to new research by Ofsted. Inspectors visited 110...
I read with growing interest your article 'A closer look' about the inadequacies of the Ofsted inspection system (Nursery World, 14 April). As a nursery manager I have had many inspections and I get...
Discounts on their own childcare are a perk that can keep good nursery staff with an employer, says Mary Evans Recruitment and retention of high-calibre childcare staff is reaching such a crisis level...
A big hungry crocodile lives in the river. Can you think of a way to get across so you won't be eaten?
Children who bite others are going through a temporary behavioural stage, yet one that causes more upset in the nursery than any other. Dr Richard Woolfson explains how to make an effective response
All schools will offer access to a range of out-of-school activities and extended services by 2010, according to the Government's ten-year Childcare Strategy Implementation Plan launched last week....
Research shows that prospective students must navigate their way through 320 early years degrees on the UCAS application system. Verity Campbell-Barr and Katherine Gulliver, authors of a new report,...
Do you get tired of an older generation telling you that you've had a soft life, or that you don't know how easy you've got it? You might be ready to agree with them after reading the wartime...
For young children to develop into innovative and flexible thinkers, settings must enable 'deep-level learning', explains Jan Dubiel.
Dr Wright, a teacher and therapist, has just launched the BASES project, a school and community-based intervention for homeless pre-school children, their families and teachers.