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In the light of some recent murders and the outcry from the public over the police vetting system involved in the case of Soham school caretaker Ian Huntley, I think it is irresponsible for Ofsted to...
Our feature this month about working in the health service reflects the growing demand there for people with the kind of skills nannies can offer. Last month Nursery World carried an advertisement for...
Childminders provide care and education for children from nought to eight and beyond, including providing for the Foundation Stage curriculum, and we have sole responsibility for the children in our...
Imaginative story books that will prompt new thinking in the youngest readers' minds are reviewed by Alison Boyle Ask Me
Whether at home or in a setting, identifying and responding to a child's interest in technology will pay dividends, as Jane Drake explains Observation in setting
While you're at the Nursery World Show, why not visit the special resources zone sponsored by TTS?
Pre-schools have seen vast changes in recent years, says <B>Mary Evans</B>, and their role in the community is now being redefined
Displaying signs and symbols in a setting provides children with opportunities to 'read' for a purpose Signs and symbols around the nursery can be used to communicate information to young children,...
These days the nursery teddy bears are more likely to be writing blogs than going down to the woods, say Asma Parveen and Jackie Marsh.
Storysacks can be an innovative way to involve parents in their children's learning, say Jo Weinberger and Anne Stafford Storysacks offer an interesting format for involving parents in their...