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Nursery schools are a good choice

4 August 2005

by Maggie Lloyd, senior teacher, Woodcroft Nursery School, Chelmsford, Essex The proposed changes to early education and before- and after- school care of older children have taken on a momentum...

When an inspector calls

4 August 2005

We, like all other nursery providers, are awaiting our first unannounced inspection. It may seem like a good idea - so that we cannot prepare for it and Ofsted will...

Distinctive play

4 August 2005

I read with outrage and frustration 'Quality of playwork training under fire' (News, 7 July). Just who does Phillip Smith think he is and where has he been for the...

Editor's view

11 August 2005

With continuing calls for action to attract more men to work childcare, it is interesting to see the growth in husband-and-wife childminding teams that is quietly taking place (see 'Two's...

Skills gap threatens centre recruitment

11 August 2005

The difficulties that local authorities are having in some areas to recruit teachers to work in children's centres, revealed in a report by the National Children's Bureau, have been confirmed...

Caerau Nursery School

11 August 2005

(Photograph) - Children from Caerau Nursery School in Cardiff wheel an apple tree into their new garden, opened last month by minister for education and lifelong learning Jane Davidson. The...

Early attainment is targeted in reforms

11 August 2005

A White Paper on education will include proposals aimed at narrowing the gaps in educational attainment between children from different backgrounds. Speaking at the Institute of Public Policy Research last...

Castle Howard

11 August 2005

(Photograph) - The gates of Castle Howard in Yorkshire have been thrown open to young children for a series of summer workshops. Last week, children enjoyed a Roman Adventure as...

Media watch

11 August 2005

The Sun has declared war on 'the politically correct meddlers' interfering in children's lives. One London primary school has banned children from making daisy chains in case they pick up...

Families must pay back surplus credit

11 August 2005

The Government is to press ahead with clawing back overpayments of tax credits to two million families, ignoring advice from the parliamentary ombudsman that they should be written off for...

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