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Work matters: Management Focus - Integrated Working - Stuck in the middle
4 September 2008
Better professional development for middle managers is urgently needed in integrated settings, says the CWDC. Karen Faux reports.
Work Matters: To the top
28 August 2008
Nursery staff who have made great progress in their settings tell Karen Faux about the policies that have boosted their careers.
A unique child nutrition: Chew it over
27 August 2008
'Finger foods' have important implications for a child's development that may be overlooked in today's lifestyles, as Karen Faux discovers.
Learning & Development: Music - Rhythm of life
27 August 2008
Children's musical experiences at home and how practitioners can build on them in an early years setting are explored by Susan Young in an extract from her new book, Music...
Positive Relationships: In the balance
27 August 2008
A real-life case of infant meningitis told to Annette Rawstrone highlights how unpredictable and alarming the symptoms can be, and why nurseries need to have procedures in place.
Work Matters: Staff conflict
27 August 2008
What are a nursery manager's priorities when hostilities arise between members of staff? Mary Evans hears expert advice.
Work Matters: Welfare requirements - Part 11 - Everything in its place
21 August 2008
The rules for provision of space and equipment, and how to use them in an early years setting to comply with the EYFS, are set out by Laura Henry.
Work matters: Personal Development - Be a team player
21 August 2008
The values common to successful teams can be fostered when individuals take responsibility for their efforts, says Tina Jefferies.
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