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The word 'stress' may be over-used but playleaders do face an often complex task in helping the children in their care to cope with life's pressures, explains Andrea Clifford-Poston molly, aged 10,...
Standards in the early years sector 'have improved year-on-year' over the past five years, according to Estyn, the inspectorate for education and training in Wales, which published its annual report...
The Department for Education has published guidance for early years settings, following the prime minister’s confirmation in parliament yesterday that they should open to more children from 1 June.
Thank you for a great eight-page guide to pre-schools (Nursery World, 4 August). Yes, we may seem to be a minority in the childcare sector, but we are still around and, in some areas, thriving by...
Concentrating children's centres in poorer areas creates ghettoes that could actually hold children's progress back, a major study suggests. Simon Vevers investigates.
There were some difficult decisions this year for our panel of judges, made up of leading figures from all parts of the early years sector. They used their knowledge and experience to the full on...
Promoting childcare as a service and a source of jobs is the aim of recent projects in ethnic minority communities. Mary Evans reports Billboard posters featuring the faces of laughing children, and a...
Christmas is undoubtedly on its way, and to get you in the mood we're offering a sleighful of goodies in our great reader giveaway on page 18. Enter our prize draw for your chance to win books, DVDs,...
When is a practitioner justified in restraining a child physically - or is it open to interpretation? Christine Betts looks at the law In January, Nursery World reported the story of a nursery owner...