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The first training sessions to help early years practitioners deliver the nutritional guidelines have led to 'big improvements' to the food served at settings, finds new research.
Use the following questions as starting points to evaluate the ways in which you approach parental involvement. 1 To what extent do the 'Common Features of Effective Practice' and the 'Principles for...
Ten nanny agencies in London failed to properly vet a television researcher posing as a nanny looking for work. The ten agencies were contacted by the makers of the programme 'Who's Looking After Your...
More than 40 per cent of playworkers do not have a playwork qualification, a new report by SkillsActive has found.
After going on a quality teaching course, Hannah Richardson now waits ten seconds after asking a question of a child
Nurseries need to achieve the highest standards in order to keep customers loyal, and conscientious settings will always want to be improving their practice.
The success of a new Government scheme to encourage more apprenticeships in the early years will hinge on the creation of a national Sector Skills Council (SSC) to represent the sector nationwide, a...
The news story (News, 18 March) about the intimidation of non-Unison nursery nurses during the strike in Scotland rang a bell with me. I too have been subjected to the 'cold shoulder' by my striking...
Settings can access information, advice and training from a wide variety of charities to improve their care of young children with varied special educational needs. Autism & Asperger syndrome
Woodwork improved children’s communication and helped staff do better observations, as Ian Bolton discovered. By Gabriella Jozwiak