A nursery school in central London has created a Garden of Hope, bringing solace and joy to children who have lost loved ones during lockdown. Nicole Weinstein reports
Children from University of Sheffield nursery became project managers for the day, helping to complete building works at the University's student union.
Daily routines, from leaving the house in the morning to bedtime, will help to create a calmer home environment, explains Annette Rawstrone
The Government's Childcare Approval Scheme for nannies is catching on, unlike the Home Childcarer scheme it replaced, as figures from the Department for Education and Skills show. By the end of...
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Providers' perceptions of inspections were revealed last week in an independent survey for Ofsted. Speaking at a Daycare Trust conference, Dorian Bradley, deputy director of early years at Ofsted,...
The manager of Nurtured@Skelmanthorpe, Penny Hanley, along with operations director Rebecca Casserly, were invited to a private tour of the Houses of Parliament following a visit by Claire Countinho...
The task of nursery managers and school governing bodies is to ensure that children are as safe and secure as possible while in their care Each year around 460 children in this country die as the...
Nursery teachers in Scotland have completed a basic teaching qualification taking three or four years and then undertaken an additional qualification in order to become a teacher in infants and/or...
(Photograph) - Children from the Goodenough Nursery in Mecklenburgh Square, London, made African masks at the Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green, as part of Black History Month. The month's...