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Most early years settings have a collection of musical instruments suitable for children to play. All too often, though, I notice instruments tossed rather carelessly into baskets or on to trolleys,...
The Scottish Independent Nurseries Association (SINA) has expressed surprise and disappointment at the Scottish Executive's proposed qualification requirements for childcare staff and has called for a...
Our annual Nursery Chains supplement is out now, free with the latest issue of Nursery World.
Childcarers interested in expanding into out-of-school care will find guidance in a new series starting this week in Out of School magazine, free with Nursery World. The first feature looks at the...
Nursery managers should be more proactive in developing training for their staff, says Inez Murray, convenor of Scottish Independent Nurseries Association West. I often hear complaints from managers...
Last week's question was, 'Is your setting considering pulling out of the free entitlement when the new Code of Practice starts in September?'
Imagine following the British early years curriculum in the warmth of a Far Eastern country, as <STRONG> Deborah Arnold </STRONG> does now
Take the children to an after-school club or start your own, as Jan Hurst suggests in the last of our series on organised activities Encouraging the child in your charge to join a club, after school...
Exploring beat, pitch and rhythm through games will bring colour and life to the musical experience, writes Matthew Willis Musical games can be enormous fun and a great means through which...
ICT can help to gather rounded evidence of learning in the Early Years Foundation Stage and improve practice, says Adrian Hickman.