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The Government has announced plans for a new law requiring nurseries to train more practitioners in first aid. Ruth Stokes looks at the practical implications, and how to prepare.
Left-handed children face challenges in a world designed for right-handers. Maggie Jones shows how you can help
What practitioners can get from PEAL training, under a new remit, is explained by Karen Faux.
The first nationwide course to help doctors recognise and respond to suspected cases of child abuse is being rolled out across England this week. The training is a joint project by the NSPCC, the...
After going on a quality teaching course, Hannah Richardson now waits ten seconds after asking a question of a child
Nursery managers are looking at different ways to beat the recruitment crisis - from offering training to grannies to spotting potential in teenagers on work experience. Mary Evans reports With fewer...
Cuts in funding for childcare students have prompted one provider to focus on management training instead, suggesting that Government policy is having the opposite effect of its stated aim of raising...
Winner: Rachel Finan, deputy manager, Tadpoles Nursery (kidsunlimited), Leeds.
A unique initiative in Wales is helping practitioners to improve the way they interact socially with children, writes Karen Faux.
Thousands of people do early childhood degrees each year – and unlike EYT status, they usually have to fund it themselves through a loan. Why do they do it? Charlotte Goddard reports