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The Environment
19 January 2006
10 steps to quality 1 Is your setting clean, well-lit,
warm enough and furnished with appropriate chairs, tables and storage equipment
for Foundation Stage children? Are all members of staff...
Editor's view
19 January 2006
Nursery World's past two series of collectable,
pull-out guides, 'Around the Nursery' and 'Birth to Three', proved incredibly
popular with our readers, and we're sure that this year's series on...
Nursery nurses act over unequal pay
19 January 2006
Up to 200 nursery nurses in Greenwich who earn up to
£4,000 less than their counterparts in other nearby areas of London are
threatening to take strike action over low...
Five-year-old Georgina Davidson from St Mary's Primary School in Askham
19 January 2006
(Photograph) - Five-year-old Georgina Davidson from St
Mary's Primary School in Askham Richard, north Yorkshire, listens to her sick
teddy bear's chest with help from York University medical student Aaron...
Nurseries warned to stick to schools
19 January 2006
Nursery schools 'must maintain the connection with the
school system if they have any hope of surviving', an early childhood expert
said last week. The warning came following the National...
Children from the A-Zoo Nursery
19 January 2006
(Photograph) - Children from the A-Zoo Nursery, which
opened this month at Blackpool Zoo, meet their new neighbour, Hindra the
elephant. The 64-place setting, boasting direct views over the elephant...
Media watch
19 January 2006
Tony Blair admitted smacking his three older children
last week, but said he had never hit his five-year-old son Leo. According to
the Independent, the prime minister revealed his 'change...
Nursery at NDNA'scentre 'inadequate'
19 January 2006
A nursery based at the National Day Nurseries
Association's £1.2m flagship regional centre in the East Midlands has
been rated 'inadequate' by Ofsted following an inspection last
November.
An urgent review of the vetting system that clears people to work with children has been announced
19 January 2006
An urgent review of the vetting system that clears
people to work with children has been announced by education secretary Ruth
Kelly, with proposals for tightening up to be brought...
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