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How to square the circle of quality and sustainability remains the biggest challenge, and in this issue of Nursery Management we investigate the factors currently working for - or against it. With 4bn...
Nearly 100,000 more three-year-olds in England were taking up funded places in the private and voluntary sector in January 2003 than a year before, according to statistics published by the Department...
Richard Willis, visiting professor at the University of South Wales, reviews a book which integrates early years theory and practice, and aims to encourage readers to start a conversation about their...
The Government is being urged to take heed of its own statistics and urge local authorities to adopt stronger inclusion policies for children with statements of special educational needs. In an...
Tinytown Nursery has opened in a grade II listed building in the Butts area of Warwick, catering for children from six weeks to five years old. The nursery has a sensory room and a 'no television...
SunSmart, the skin cancer prevention campaign run by Cancer Research UK and funded by the UK health departments, has produced a series of guidelines for nurseries and pre-schools to develop a sun...
It was heartening to read about Mrs J Johns' success (Letters, 16 September). I was not surprised to read that the caramelised carrots had gone down so well: there is plenty of natural sugar in...
New research is challenging our understanding of repeated patterns of action, or schemas. Dr Cath Arnold, consultant at the Pen Green Centre, looks at how we can refine our approach.
Education is the third biggest issue for parents in the upcoming general election.
An early years setting may be the best thing to have happened to a refugee child for a long time. Tina Hyder of Save the Children explains how to settle them in The memories of one playgroup worker in...