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Editor's view
This issue of Nursery Business takes a hard look at what is needed to ensure success in a competitive market that will face further challenges in the future as Government initiatives roll out. Quali...
Follow me
The key to coping with the challenges that lie ahead in the early years sector is to develop your leadership skills, as Mary Evans explains Over the coming months, private nurseries will have to car...
Flexible friends
Nurseries that offer more flexible childcare options are winning the loyalty of parents and staying ahead of the competition, says Judith Barratt. On page 13 we examine how to boost occupancy Too fe...
Good prospects
A determined approach to marketing your business will boost occupancy levels, says Seyi Oshikanlu How many days and nights have you sat and stared at your computer, wondering when your occupancy rat...
All on board
Partnership working across sectors in Worcestershire has required hard work but has been rewarding, says Alison Hitchins Partnership is now a common word for all those involved in the planning and d...
In focus
Ofsted inspection teams now examine how settings plan for and support child-focused learning, as Judith Stevens explains From April 2005 Ofsted changed the way inspections of childcare and nursery e...
Team up!
Carmen MacDougall describes how nursery managers can tackle staffing problems and build a team that feels valued, motivated and positive A nursery owner called me in to coach her staff team in an at...
Prove yourself
Can a Quality Assurance scheme make a difference for children and families? Christine Goldsack issues a challenge Many providers will be wondering whether it is worth their while undertaking a Quali...
Whose right?
It is important for managers to understand how discrimination law applies to their setting. Christine Betts offers some advice Complex issues of diversity and equality arise in all workplaces, and n...
Green days
Basing a nursery in a 'green' building offers plenty of benefits, as Annette Rawstrone discovered With the former glory of the textile revolution long gone, the industrial area of Manchester had bec...
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- Nursery Nurse, Working Mums
- £14,000-£15,000, East Sheen, London
- Early Years Practitioner / Nursery Nurse, Fortune Green Nursery Limited
- Starting Salary £17,000 pa, West Hampstead, NW6 (North London)
- Childminding Quality Improvement Partner - One year fixed term contract, National Childminding Association
- £21,369 inc OLW, Feltham
- Nursery Manager, Caleeda Limited
- £25000-£28000, South East England, Kent
- Special Needs Teaching Assistant, Protocol Education
- negotiable, London
