Editor's view
5 October 2006
If you work with Foundation Stage children, the
official directives about using synthetic phonics as the first and foremost
approach to teaching young children to read are probably causing you...
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Group aims for children's centre role
5 October 2006
The winning consortium of children's services
organisations that will be working with local authorities to plan and develop
children's centres will be named this week, Nursery World has learned. In...
Nursery owner can return to childcare
5 October 2006
Nursery owner Olive Rack can now go back to working
directly with the children at her Northamptonshire nursery, with Ofsted's
lifting of a voluntary ban following her acquittal of assault...
Tories speak out on NEG
5 October 2006
There should be more flexibility about the way the
nursery education grant is delivered, so that nurseries are not forced to close
or only take parents who can afford not...
Peter Beasley gives his two-year-old granddaughter Lucy some steering tips
5 October 2006
(Photograph) - Peter Beasley gives his two-year-old
granddaughter Lucy some steering tips during Grandparents' Day at Seabrook Day
Nursery in Luton. The nursery invited the children's grandparents to visit for...
Media watch
5 October 2006
A three-year-old boy managed to buy a car on eBay while
his mother's back was turned, reported the Daily Mail. Jack Neal of
Lincolnshire tapped a £8,999 bid for the...
Montessori pupils 'outshine others'
5 October 2006
Five-year-olds who attend Montessori schools are better
at playing co-operatively with other children and have better maths and English
skills than their peers in conventional settings, according to a US...
Staff 'ill-equipped' to help children communicate
5 October 2006
Poor communication skills mean that half of all
five-year-olds are starting school without the skills to make friends and
learn, severely affecting their future life chances, says speech and language...
Jamie-Lee Coldham was presented with the Heinemann and Nursery World Childcare Student of the Year award
5 October 2006
(Photograph) - Jamie-Lee Coldham was presented with the
Heinemann and Nursery World Childcare Student of the Year award by CWDC chief
executive Jane Haywood at the Early Years and Primary...
The Early Years Childcare Group
5 October 2006
The Early Years Childcare Group has sold two of its
four nurseries in Nottinghamshire. Adbolton Kindergarten, which is registered
for 65 children, and Trent Fields Nursery, registered for 70 children,...
