Apples win healthy eating award
20 March 2008
A Hampshire pre-school is celebrating after being named winner of the Organix 'Make a Difference' Food Award for its commitment to healthy eating.
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Newbury Park Primary School have "language of the month' programme
20 March 2008
Pupils at Newbury Park Primary School in Redbridge, east London, teach their classmates phrases in Sanskrit and Nepali as part of their 'language of the month' programme. Children at the...
Spotlight on ... Name: Jenny Thompson, Position: Nursery teacher at Beverley School, Middlesbrough
20 March 2008
- Why did your nursery class move to a new location?
Media Watch
20 March 2008
A local version of children's TV show 'Sesame Street' was launched by deputy first minister Martin McGuiness in Belfast last week, aiming to showcase diversity and linked to the revised...
Expansion of WCS outside Westminster is 105-year first
20 March 2008
The Westminster Children's Society (WCS) has opened its first early years settings outside the London borough of Westminster with new children's centres in Camden, north London, and Dagenham, Essex.
Nurseries stretch for health and happiness
20 March 2008
Nurseries around the country went pro-active from 10 to 14 March as part of the National Day Nurseries Association's 'Healthy Body, Happy Me' campaign week. At Red Hen Day Nursery...
'Give vitamin D under five'
20 March 2008
Babies who are given vitamin D supplements may be protected against developing Type 1 diabetes in later life, according to a new study.
Nursery undaunted as roof blown off
20 March 2008
Children have returned to a Hampshire nursery whose roof was blown off amid hailstones and gale-force winds.
'Family-friendly' policies promised by David Cameron
20 March 2008
A raft of 'family-friendly' policies was promised by Conservative Party leader David Cameron as he let television cameras into his home last week. An ITV film crew joined the Camerons...
Grading system to begin for Scottish care providers
20 March 2008
Inspections for scottish care providers using the Care Commission's new one-to-six grading system are to begin next month. Nurseries, playgroups and childminders will be awarded marks in three to five...
