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Your immediate environment has a wealth of opportunities for learning from direct experience. Sue Sheppy takes a closer look The children in your setting will be familiar with many of the buildings...
It can take all of your juggling skills to keep children of different ages happily occupied at once, says nanny Lorna Clark - and the secret is to offer them choices Around 75 per cent of nannies...
The cost of conducting criminal record checks on people working with children in England and Wales is set to more than double in price and will take up to a week longer to be processed from next...
Nurseries in Wales are struggling to stay afloat due to low funding rates and rising business costs, according to findings from the NDNA’s annual survey.
Nursery nurse members of Unison in Scotland have stepped up the campaign for their first pay review in 15 years. Nursery nurses lobbied their employers' organisation, the Convention of Scottish Local...
There is no doubt that the internet has changed all our lives. The childcare sector may have been slow to adopt new technology, but nearly all early years professionals are now using the web to find...
'The idea had been that a child is like a miniature adult who learns in the same way as an adult - if I want to know something, I find a book and accumulate the knowledge. But Piaget showed that with...
The sector has reacted swiftly to the surprise announcement by the Prime Minister this morning that a general election will be held on 8 June.
I was very interested to read the views of Rosemary Murphy, chief executive of the National Day Nurseries Association, on where childminders fit into the proposed children's centres ('Striking out',...
In our previous issue, Nursery World revealed how nurseries around the country were losing thousands of pounds of free entitlement funding because councils were reclaiming money for some of the 15...