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Policies and procedures: Part 12

23 August 2007

How do you observe best practice in keeping records? How does your setting heed environmental issues? Laura Henry completes our series on following legislation and guidance.

Out of School: Activities - Clowning around

23 August 2007

On with the show, which demands a little planning and lots of imagination, and offers a role for everyone, says Deborah Sharpe.

Careers: Where do I go from here?

30 August 2007

Name: Andy Wallman Age: 44 Current role: Base room manager in a nursery Qualifications: NVQ 3. EXPERIENCE In 2003 I decided I wanted a complete change of career direction after...

Special report: MMR - Case notes

2 August 2007

The controversy over the safety of the MMR vaccine is making headlines, as a GMC hearing puts the issue back in the spotlight. Simon Vevers reports.

Child health: Chicken pox - Itchy and scratchy

2 August 2007

Chicken pox rarely leaves more than scars, despite the discomfort says Karen Sullivan.

Insight: Breakfast clubs - Rise and shine

2 August 2007

Starting school with breakfast has improved life in the classroom, says Melanie Defries.

Special Report: Workforce

9 August 2007

Questions about the appropriate qualifications and number of staff under the EYFS framework are raised by members of the Early Education Advisory Group Bernadette Duffy, Sue Griffin and Lesley Staggs.

Inclusion: Down syndrome - Full potential

9 August 2007

Families and childcarers in charge of children with Down syndrome can now find essential information, advice and suggestions for activities, thanks to an educational trust. Sue Sillitoe reports.