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What are settings doing to reassure children and families and keep in touch with them? Annette Rawstrone finds out
High quality outdoors provision is vital for children's development. <B>Jan White</B> looks at a new scheme to help settings deliver it
How to recognise and deal with a urinary tract infection is the subject of this A-Z of Health by doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital Children and babies are prone to urinary tract infections...
Holiday plans are being made and it's time to think about ways to minimise the less pleasant aspects of travelling with children. Sue Hubberstey offers advice before you go With summer almost here,...
Funding for special needs nursery staff whose posts were 'dis- established' in February by Lancashire County Council (News, 27 July) will not be taken over by their local primary care trusts.
Physically Harry has achieved a new milestone this month. He can now climb up and down the stairs, but needs careful supervision. He continues to climb on furniture and is very adept at going over the...
Position: Managing director, Cherry Childcare, a group of eight settings across Surrey, Berkshire and Buckingham
The growth in new nursery places has outstripped demand from parents for the second year running, as the UK day nursery market grew by 12.4 per cent, according to the latest market research.
An assessment of the children's centre programme based on visits to centres around the country points up what it may need to succeed. Simon Vevers reports The clock is ticking. The Government has 14...
In our previous issue, Nursery World revealed how nurseries around the country were losing thousands of pounds of free entitlement funding because councils were reclaiming money for some of the 15...