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(Photograph) - Salma Khan, a nursery nurse at Kids Unlimited in Hulme, Manchester, last week won the group's Lynda Ellis award for an NVQ trainee who has overcome difficult circumstances, after...
What makes a nursery a winner? To find out, Wendy Scott visited all the high-achieving settings shortlisted for this year's award Ahigh level of entries again came in to Nursery World for its second...
* Following the success of the Early Years National Training Organisation in securing substantial amounts of European Social Fund Objective 3 funding for Wales, Scotland, and in England the East...
Professor Tina Bruce examines the place of ‘Nature in learning’, while Jane Dyke explains how this is being put into practice at Yellow Dot
Nurseries concerned about risk will be interested in new proposals over health and safety, say Tabitha Cave and Natalie Andrews.
The Government will fail to meet its target of halving child poverty by 900,000 children by 2010 unless it invests an extra Pounds 3.8bn, according to Barnado's. The charity's report, It doesn't...
Explore the joys of spontaneous water play as Mary Jackson, development officer at Learning Through Landscapes, continues our outdoors series based on the four elements Water play has long been a...
Setting the scene for small-world play can be just as important as the play itself. Nicole Weinstein looks at some of the best resources on offer to inspire miniature worlds
Government plans to extend the free entitlement to 15 hours a week threaten to damage the quality of education in nursery classes in primary schools, headteachers claimed last weekend.
Nursery operators may be allowed to count young trainees as up to half of their accredited staff, under an amendment in Ofsted's guidance to the Government's national standards for daycare in England.