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The Out-of-School Alliance (OOSA) says it has seen a huge increase in the number of providers operating clubs having to hand over the provision to the school in which it is based.
If you are concerned about keeping the baby room at the correct temperature (18c), you may be interested in the Dragon oil-filled radiator from De'Longhi. The Dragon measures 64.5(h) x 44(w) and...
Levels of severe obesity in children aged 10 to 11 years have reached the highest point since records began.
Early years settings in Kent have raised concerns about cuts to the level of funding for children with special educational needs and disabilities.
A distinguished line-up of conference speakers has inspired nursery leader Pip Otter to introduce staff to the Leuven Scales of well-being and think about home visits as 'the first respectful...
You'll find a heap of learning opportunities for young children in activities using stones bought or found, as these suggestions from Jane Drake demonstrate Pebbles and stones are readily available at...
Early years professionals need to know how and when to intervene in children's activities, says Anne O'Connor The Curriculum guidance for the Foundation Stage requires practitioners to use...
I agree with much of Marcella Cunningham's letter about the private sector (Nursery World, 30 August).
With inspections back in full swing post-pandemic, some early years settings are voicing serious concerns about the process and are calling for change. By Annette Rawstrone
School starting age campaigners in Northern Ireland are today (Wednesday) meeting with the Northern Ireland Assembly's Education Committee to urge 'speedy action' on introducing a more flexible...