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Penny Owen (Letters, 25 May) is spot-on with her denunciation of companies who make batches of voucher payments without the information the provider needs to allocate them to the right parents. The...
Television and showbusiness have shown their influence in the annual list of names parents give to their newborn babies. The Office of National Statistics reports that in 2002, 64 girls were named...
Plans for primary schools to finish lessons at lunchtime from September, attributed to the London borough of Newham in news reports last week, have been denied by the local education authority. A...
Nannies willing to have a go at something else while looking for their perfect job tell Helen Kewley where it led When I interview nannies looking for work or write articles about it, I always...
One of an EYP's first priorities is to make children feel valued and secure. Developing a positive relationship with all children is therefore vital to the role, says the CWDC's Jane Haywood Standard...
Five aliens Five aliens in a flying saucer flew round the world one day They looked left and right and they didn't like the sight So one alien flew away.
New citizens from the cultures of Eastern Europe People whose origins lie outside Europe are not the only ones whose culture differs significantly from that of white Britain. If one reason for...
'Tis the season for staff, parents and children to feel the strain. Mary Evans shows how settings can deal with stress One in five workers, around five million people in the UK, is suffering from...
Ahead of this year’s BBC Children in Need’s schools fundraising appeal, Pudsey visited a Busy Bees in Burntwood to celebrate Hug a Bear Day (7 November).
The introduction of the new child and working tax credits has been dogged with computer problems and delays. <B> Mary Evans </B> reports