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Nursery World, 16 December 10, 12:00

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Opinion: Letters

Nursery World, 16 December 10, 12:00

LETTER OF THE WEEK - TEACHING NURSERIES

Second intake for New Leaders course

By Melanie Defries, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

The CWDC is recruiting a second intake for its New Leaders in Early Years programme.

More nurseries threaten to quit free entitlement scheme

By Melanie Defries, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Nurseries in Hertfordshire have warned that they may be forced to pull out of the free entitlement scheme for three- and four-year-olds in April if they are not allowed to charge top-up fees.

Early years qualifications extension welcomed

By Catherine Gaunt, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Colleges and awarding bodies have been reacting to the decision by the Children's Workforce Development Council to extend the deadline for offering some early years and childcare qualifications until ...

Council could cut Sure Start provision by one third

By Melanie Defries, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Sure Start provision in the London borough of Barnet could be cut by almost a third.

Troubled families to get personalised support

By Catherine Gaunt, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Up to 500 families in England with adults who have never had a job will be supported as part of plans unveiled by Prime Minister David Cameron to help 'troubled families' with multiple problems, inclu...

Spotlight on ... Jonathon Marlow, Childminder

Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Name: Jonathon Marlow

Early intervention grant is not ring-fenced

By Catherine Gaunt, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Details of the Early Intervention Grant, designed to provide universal and specialist services for children, young people and families, have been set out by the Government.

Study profiles passive smoking risks

By Katy Morton, Nursery World, 15 December 10, 12:00

Children exposed to second-hand smoke are twice as likely to develop meningococcal disease, which can cause meningitis and septicaemia, a new study suggests.