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A hospital nursery has been temporarily closed following an Ofsted inspection that flagged safeguarding issues.
The Government wants a new definition of ‘human capital’. Plymouth Institute of Education’s Verity Campbell-Barr asks what this means for the early years
It's a crazy world! * After more than 80 years in the wilderness, 'personalised learning' has become fashionable - not for our three- to five- year-olds, as those nursery pioneers advocated, but for...
Annette Rawstrone, editor of Nursery World’s 75th, 80th and 85th anniversary supplements, takes a look at the rise of technology through the pages ofthe magazine
With the first 'free schools' preparing to open next year, debate is raging about their potential impact on communities and education. Karen Faux hears both sides.
Take a fresh approach to serving vegetables and give children a taste that will be good for life. Fiona Hamilton-Fairley picks the best Now that spring has sprung, it's a great time for some delicious...
Having once attended a weekend course in digger driving -my then editor's idea of a joke, I think - I can vouch for the fact that operating earth-moving equipment is both challenging and enjoyable....
Children who are called hyperactive are more likely to be responding understandably to the unique pressures of our times, argues <B> Professor Priscilla Alderson </B>
If you've got a vegetarian to cater for, not to worry -it can be simpler than cooking meat, says Fiona Hamilton-Fairley Nowadays, vegetarian food is extremely varied and exciting. Wherever you take...
We can't be happy all the time but, writes Dr Richard Woolfson, a child who has a low self-worth will need help to overcome pessimism