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26 April 2001

The telephone number for the Pre-school Learning Alliance given in the feature 'Take your pick' (19 April) should be 020 7833 0991, not 020 7837 4942, which is a fax...

Childcare week is time to listen to families

26 April 2001

* The importance of listening to the views of children and parents about childcare is the theme for this year's National Childcare Week (20-27 May). The week, organised by the...

Bring a teddy to raise cash for sick children

26 April 2001

* Teddy bears are being enlisted in a summer campaign to raise money for children's healthcare. The charity Action for Sick Children, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, has...

Playgroup changes its status to survive

26 April 2001

One of Northern Ireland's leading playgroups has changed its name and legal status in a bid to help it survive after a local authority nursery unit opens nearby later this...

Garden mishaps spark new alert

26 April 2001

Parents and childcare settings are being advised to child-proof gardens, after the Government reported a 20 per cent rise in the number of garden-related accidents involving children. According to statistics...

Anne Riskworth, Fisher-Price assistant brand manager

26 April 2001

(Photograph) - Anne Riskworth, Fisher-Price assistant brand manager, accepted the Tommy's Campaign Parent-Friendly Award for the most parent-friendly toy brand at a ceremony last week. Other winners in the annual...

Catholic workers face checks

26 April 2001

The Roman Catholic church in England and Wales has been urged to carry out police checks on all clergy, staff and volunteers who come into contact with children, in a...

Accused teachers seek safeguards

26 April 2001

Teachers' unions have called for teachers accused of assault by pupils to be given anonymity until they are charged and to be awarded compensation if they are cleared of abuse....

Pupils James and Matthew Mortimer from Prescot School in Knowsley

26 April 2001

(Photograph) - Pupils James and Matthew Mortimer from Prescot School in Knowsley, Merseyside, were over the moon when Russian cosmonauts Dr Alexander Martynov (left) and Colonel Alexander Volkov came to...

Schoolgirls will get boy-free computer zones

26 April 2001

* All-girl computer clubs are to be set up in schools in England from this autumn by the Government. The clubs will be aimed at girls aged between eight and...

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