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Buying an existing nursery can be a useful short cut to getting started in the daycare business, says Martin Pace. You get an immediate income stream and it may be easier to find the funds - but there...
LETTER OF THE WEEK - Ross Midgley asks, 'How many nurseries restrict their staff to 12 days holiday a year in addition to bank holidays? What kind of morale or performance would you expect from...
I was interested in the letter by Tracy Jones about being forced to the bottom of the pay scale on changing jobs ('Go back to "go" in nursery nurse pay scales', 1 February). I have frequently been in...
The 'outdoor child' is at risk of becoming extinct, Tim Gill, the outgoing director of the Children's Play Council (CPC), warned last month. Lack of outdoor play space, an increase in traffic and the...
The saying goes that honesty is the best policy, and that is as true for early years professionals as it is for the likes of government ministers, says Sarah Mackenzie
Liz Turner's letter, 'A good inspector' (15 November), encourages us not to 'be so hard on Ofsted inspectors - they have a job to do as well'.
Children are free to make choices at this pre-school, says Karen Faux.
Sometimes the children who would most benefit from group storytelling are the ones left out of it. Jane Muir explains how to bring them in 'Poor cockerel had forgotten how to crow...' begins the...
What can we learn from a remote island school – and four-year-old Angus? Lots, explains head teacher Stephen Glen-Lee