Is the Government over-stocking the pool of childcare places and making it harder for private providers to survive? Simon Vevers reports When Margaret Hodge addresses a conference in September on the...
A First French Story - Leo le chat comes to play by Opal Dunn and Cathy Gale (Frances Lincoln, 10.99) is a bilingual story about Leo, a French cat, who is invited to play by an English-speaking...
Settings are seeing an increase in candidates who are unaware that their qualifications are not full and relevant, which means that they are not suitable to fill roles. By Katy Morton
Sure Start services in deprived areas are struggling to engage with fathers, teenage parents and white British families, according to a small-scale study by Ofsted.
Add ‘depth’ to summertime water play with STEM-focused buoyancy activities. By Julie Mountain and Felicity Robinson
The early life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) as told through the pages at the time of Nursery World magazine.
In his first interview since taking up the role of childcare and education minister, Sam Gyimah talks to Catherine Gaunt about some of the big issues affecting the sector right now.
Children are making moves towards independence from their earliest days. Nursery workers should take care to encourage them without pushing for perfection or taking advantage of the extra pair of...
In the wake of last month’s obesity strategy update, Bertram Nursery Group early years manager Ursula Krystek-Walton outlines its programme to get children moving for at least three hours per day
Comforting rhymes, charming illustrations and gentle humour guarantee the appeal of new books to share with the youngest children, reviewed here by Alison Boyle TIME FOR BED, AND PLAYING. written by...