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Conflicts among staff members come under new legislation, but will this help or hinder early years settings, wonders Derek Hayes.
Apprentices are cheap to employ, often enthusiastic and can be trained to fit an organisation's needs, but there are risks involved too. So are they really a good investment?
Teachers can read what their peers think about websites and software they've tested, as Jenny Benjamin reports According to its founders, TEEM (Teachers Evaluating Educational Multimedia) was 'a...
The children's centre programme could be given a boost by a new range of online materials providing practical advice and guidance for local authorities designed by the Together for Children consortium...
Promoting good health in children is about more than diet and exercise, say Alison Tonkin, Cath Alderson and Gill Roberts as they report on a new project.
Nursery World is delighted to launch Out of School, our new monthly supplement for playworkers, free with this week's issue. The out-of- school sector is growing fast, with new schemes being set up...
One Plus, the childcare provider at children's centres and after-school clubs around Scotland that folded last month (News, 1 February), is to be investigated by the Scottish charities' watchdog. The...
Babies born just two or three weeks early have an increased risk of poor health during infancy, a new study has found.
The effects of graduate leadership training are analysed by Professor Mark Hadfield and Dr Tim Waller from the University of Wolverhampton's Centre for Development and Applied Research in Education.
As part of the Baby Brains Around the World project, online-only access is being offered for the third UK Paediatric Neuropsychology Symposium, taking place at the Institute of Child Health, on 23-27...