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A new survey suggests that a large majority of parents intend to take up the full 30-hour childcare offer.
By Dianne Jackson and Martin Needham (Sage, £23.99)
A new initiative is training early years practitioners to recognise and advise parents on their learning needs, says the Basic Skills Agency
I have read, with interest, recent letters about the concept of teachers working in nurseries to raise the standard of the care and education provided. My first point is that many teachers may well be...
Intergenerational practice is on the rise among early years settings across the UK. Nicole Weinstein talks to those involved in some exciting projects
Early years providers have duties towards children with special educational needs and those with disabilities under two new codes. Radhika Holmstrom explains how settings can fulfill their obligations...
Practitioners should work closely with parents of adopted children who will often have a history of upheaval and trauma, says Anne O'Connor.
A unique structured therapy programme is changing the prospects of nursery children with speech and language delay. Ruth Thomson reports.
Carers and parents of children with autistic spectrum disorders can learn more about autism, coping strategies and how to access local services under a new programme by the National Autistic Society....
I had a letter published in Nursery World in January 2004 voicing my concerns over tax credits and the lax checks from the Inland Revenue. Since then I have been requested to check several of my...