Whistleblower: Full responses
12 March 2008
The nurseries and organisations included in the Whistleblower expose on bad practice in the early years sector have been quick to respond to the programme's accusations. We have printed their...
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TV programme uncovers nursery failings
5 March 2008
A documentary shown on BBC1 on 5 March revealed serious breaches of care and bad practice after an undercover reporter was able to work at three childcare settings without CRB...
EXCLUSIVE 2008 Nanny Salary Survey
23 January 2008
Record pay rises for nannies are exclusively revealed in Nursery World/Nannytax's annual survey. The average salary for daily nannies in central London is now £466 per week (after tax and NI...
Buyers unveiled for Primary Steps nurseries
13 December 2007
Deals have been completed on the sale of several nurseries that had been part of the Primary Steps nursery chain.
Children's Plan promises places for two-year-olds
13 December 2007
More nursery places for two-year-olds from poorer families are expected to be announced by the DCSF this week as part of the ten-year Children's Plan.
Babycare reality show is cleared by regulator
13 December 2007
A television parenting show that sparked criticism from childcare professionals and parents alike has been cleared by the media regulator.
Call for new rotavirus vaccine
13 December 2007
Experts have called for the introduction of a vaccine for young children to control a virus that causes diarrhoea and vomiting.
Edinburgh parents protest over closures
13 December 2007
Parents supporting a threatened Edinburgh nursery school are appealing to the Scottish Parliament to offer nurseries the same protection as schools.
Nursery World stars in a webchat TV show!
28 November 2007
Nursery food was the hot topic for a webchat on Thursday 29 November. See Nursery World editor Liz Roberts and nutritionist Annie Seeley on http://www.webchats.co.uk/webchat.php?ID=464
Busy Bees buys Leapfrog to take top spot
14 August 2007
ABC Learning Centres, the world's largest nursery provider, has bought Nord Anglia's nursery division Leapfrog for £31.2m through its UK subsidiary Busy Bees.
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