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23 September 2004
Another event that may interest nannies is the National
Franchise Exhibition and Growing Your Own Business conference at the NEC in
Birmingham on 8-9 October. Experience with children is the...
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Minders keepers
23 September 2004
A special membership package for nannies was launched
this month by the National Childminding Association, in response to the
Government's voluntary approval scheme being introduced from next April that
will...
Knows nanny best
23 September 2004
The Professional Association of Nursery Nurses wants to
point out that PANN is the only trade union for nannies in the UK. Professional
officer Tricia Pritchard says, 'We are extremely...
10 things I hate about you
23 September 2004
See if your boss stands guilty as charged on the
nannies' most-unwanted list of thoughtless acts committed by employers, as
compiled by Jan Hurst When we conducted an extensive informal...
All in the family
23 September 2004
Nannying has been the mainstay for a family of
professional childcarers well supplied with work by Helen Kewley When a really
capable nanny comes to my agency and takes a...
Due dates
23 September 2004
Questions that nannies often ask about their maternity
rights are answered by Asa Nilsdotter Q I am pregnant. Am I entitled to
Statutory Maternity Pay and is my employer obliged...
Sick note
23 September 2004
Looking after an unwell child is a case of practical
preparation, says Lorna Clark, a nanny in Hampshire Young children are often
seen by health professionals, and visits range from...
Paste it!
23 September 2004
Get great results from simple art ingredients, says
Hilary White Papier mache is a simple craft technique that can be used for
making bowls, masks and even a Mexican pi$ata...
Editor's view
23 September 2004
The decision to change the way SATS are carried out at
Key Stage 1 in England's primary schools is good news for Foundation Stage
practitioners. Greater emphasis on teacher assessment...
Changes to benefit Foundation Stage
23 September 2004
Teachers and early years practitioners have welcomed
the Government's decision to give more weight to teacher assessment and less to
testing at Key Stage 1 and emphasised that it will...
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