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The 'national living wage', which comes in next April, is predicted to pose significant challenges for the childcare sector. So what does it mean in practice, and how will nurseries cope? Ruth Stokes...
Practitioners tell Karen Faux about sources they have used for inspiration and professional development. Nursery manager Sharon Mackenzie wanted to gather new ideas for working with parents to take...
The National Day Nurseries Association has voiced concerns about the 'relevance' for nurseries of the common induction standards drawn up for the children's workforce. In its response to the official...
Early years practitioners know that part of their job is reducing the disadvantage gap. But what do they really think of poor children? Dr Donald Simpson, who has led a two-year study into...
Ten professionals offer fresh inspiration for the new year – everything from erupting volcanoes to settling-in reviews
Three-quarters of families with disabled children suffer from mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and breakdown, according to new research.
Further to Annette McGullion's letter (16 May), I felt she took both Helen Wright's and my name in vain. My original letter (25 April) was concerned with the low pay and status of teaching assistants,...
Young children need time every day to have direct and meaningful contact with the natural world. Gardening and growing - preparing, planting, nurturing, enjoying and eating, and simply exploring and...
How a giant mouth taught children and parents about oral hygiene. By Annette Rawstrone
More than 80 per cent of families in the UK are suffering from serious problems such as redundancy, divorce or mental illness, according to research by 4Children.