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With all the articles in Nursery World about appropriate practices in nurseries, why are some nurseries still dictating to staff how perfect their classrooms should look? For example, I was...
Following an Ofsted inspection, APEL training was advised in our report as I qualified as an NNEB in 1981. I reduced my working hours and level of responsibility and decided it was a good time to...
The london child Poverty Summit in October will aim to bring together all those who have signed the London Child Poverty Pledge (news, 24 July).
Children born with cleft lips or palates can undergo surgery throughout their early years, and staff need to know how best to offer them support, says Viv Hampshire.
Leading members of staff at One World Nursery in Brighton have launched a campaign to save the university-based nursery from closure.
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.
'I bet (schools minister) David Miliband didn't have to pass an exam when he was six years old.' Sebastian McCarthy, aged six, who has just taken his Key Stage 1 SATs, The Observer
Contrary to the findings of previous American research, spending time in daycare does not lead to problem behaviours in young children, argue Eric Dearing and Henrik Daae Zachrisson
If you were told there was a magic ingredient which could help a child to be happier, achieve more and develop well socially, you'd bottle it, sell it and probably make a million.