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Teachers have been head-butted, kicked and assaulted by children in reception and nursery classes in primary schools in England and Wales, a survey carried out for the National Union of Teachers (NUT)...
The EYFS should be scrapped and funding for Sure Start should be devolved to local authorities, according to a report by a right-leaning think-tank, the Centre for Policy Studies.
Resources are ready to hand for a project on teddy bears, says Jane Drake The teddy bear is about to celebrate its 100th birthday. What better time to plan a project about a favourite children's toy?
The favourite pastime of playing pirates can launch children into learning across the curriculum, says Helen Shelbourne Adult-led activities
Nanny vacancies are making a comeback even if high salaries aren't, says Asa Nilsdotter This year's nanny pay survey paints a rather different picture from last January, which showed an increase in...
Nurseries involved in healthy food promotion projects are being invited to apply for funding from the Organix Foundation, a new charity promoting the links between food quality and child health.
If you want your staff to understand and promote children's health, call in HENRY, says Karen Faux.
SPONSORED CONTENT Rupert Weber, general manager at apetito, talks about the importance of young children enjoying their food when it comes to nursery mealtimes.
Immigration will be a key issue in the run up to the General Election, but how do refugees fit into the picture and what is the reality of their situation? Ruth Stokes reports
Nursery World survey reveals mixed views from early years settings about the Government’s plans for ‘school-based nurseries’ in empty primary school classrooms. By Catherine Gaunt and Katy Morton