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10 January 2008
Many see childcare as a drop-out job. They did poorly at school, and the careers advisor will say, 'don't worry, you can do nursery nursing!'
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Work Matters: Training Update - The cost of quality
10 January 2008
A commitment to 'better inspections' under the Early Years Foundation Stage was made by David Hart, Ofsted's director for children, speaking at the fourth annual conference on The Future of...
Campaigners want wider ban on junk food adverts
10 January 2008
A ban on adverts for junk food appearing during television programmes aimed at children under 16 came into force last week, in the latest phase of restrictions imposed by media...
Awards: Search is on for student of the year
24 January 2008
Nominations are being sought for the Heinemann and Nursery World Childcare Student of the Year Award 2008, with a host of prizes on offer for the winning candidates.
Health: New guidance coming on group MRSA infections
24 January 2008
The Health Protection Agency is to produce updated guidance on a strain of community-acquired MRSA (C-MRSA) that is more likely to occur in places like nurseries and schools.
Budding builders in Manchester
24 January 2008
Joiner Mandy Hebb helps budding builders from Russell Scott School Foundation Unit in Denton, Manchester, get to grips with new building blocks.
Parenting: Tories would ease up on 'monitoring parents'
24 January 2008
A Conservative government would seek to 'mentor and not monitor' parents, the shadow secretary for Children, Schools and Families has suggested.
Media Watch
24 January 2008
An amateur dramatics group staging a pantomime version of 'Pirates of the Caribbean' in Carnon Downs, Cornwall, has been told by police to keep two plastic swords and a pop-up...
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