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5 Nurseries in Jersey are celebrating Children's Week this week, organised by the Jersery Child Care Trust, with a sponsored bounce at Avranches Nursery in St Helier, a crafts workshop for...
Scotland's first national guidance for practitioners working with babies and toddlers has been positively received by practitioners and early years experts. 'Birth to Three: supporting our youngest...
There was great disappointment among private and voluntary sector nurseries when the coalition Government pressed ahead with the Code of Practice on the free entitlement rather than suspend it as the...
A third of working parents plan to take on extra work, or avoid having time off, to afford Christmas due to ‘soaring’ living costs.
Nurseries need to achieve the highest standards in order to keep customers loyal, and conscientious settings will always want to be improving their practice.
How one award-winning setting welcomes children and staff with additional needs. By Gabriella Jozwiak
Your child will benefit much more from nursery if you get to know the staff and work with them. Nursery inspectors look for a successful partnership between nurseries and parents to help a child...
The early years sector has a last opportunity to comment on Birth to 5 Matters before the final document is launched next month.
Dr Katherine Runswick-Cole is a senior research fellow in disability studies and psychology at the Research Institute for Health and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University.
'1 2 3, Where are you?' is a hide-and-seek safety game that we play on every visit to the woodland. Initially an adult will hide and the whole group will find them. Over time the groups hiding (with...