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I am writing regarding the recent coverage editorially and on the Letters page of Nursery World of two subjects - Halloween and Santa Claus. I was outraged at the number of practitioners who said...
After the sometimes sensationalist reports in the national press last week about 'nurseries turning children into thugs', the early years sector and the Government need to give a clear message to...
A nursery that specialises in communication is showing the way to developing good practice that responds to each child's needs, writes Annette Rawstrone Children, whatever their ability, thrive on...
Early years settings need to be prepared to cope with children who may be at risk of suffering anaphylactic attacks The inquest into the death of Thomas Egan, aged five and a half months, highlights...
In 'New nurseries buck economic trend' (News, 15 January) we incorrectly stated that Rob and Kaye Kilsby are the owners of the Tyneside Nursery Group. The correct name of the chain is the Tynemouth...
Qualms about some controversial recommendations in the Rose Review of primary education are addressed by Beverley Hughes.
Help the children to stretch their understanding of mathematical concepts by exploring shapes with ideas by Anne O'Connor Adult-led activities
Employers of nannies were surprised this month by press reports suggesting that they could now claim the childcare tax credit - only to have their hopes dashed and the reports fudged as it became...
To offset the loss of traditional ways children developed listening and language skills, consultant Sue Palmer and her colleagues have devised exciting new audio resources How good are your children's...
Delegates at Nursery World's conference were the first to hear more details of the new birth-to-five framework from Lesley Staggs, national director of the Foundation Stage, whose team is developing...