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Families Green Paper targets carers

By Katy Morton, Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

Grandparents will receive greater support and legal rights under proposals set out in the Government's families and relationships Green Paper published last week.

Nursery World e-mail Bulletin

Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

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A seven-year-old boy from London used pedal power to raise more than £50,000 to help survivors of the Haiti earthquake, said Sky News. Charlie Simpson of Fulham cycled five miles around his local park...

Spotlight on ... Fi Star-Stone, Nanny and nursery nurse

Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

Name: Fi Star-Stone

Employers urged to improve paternity deal for fathers

By Katy Morton, Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

A campaign to raise fathers' awareness of their rights to paternity leave and to urge employers to top up statutory pay has been launched by pressure group Working Families.

Inspection ratings in Wales improve

By Melanie Defries, Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

More young children are achieving good or better standards in every area of learning compared with last year, according to Estyn, the inspectorate for education and training in Wales, which published ...

Nursery World Show

Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

Visitors came in their thousands to the Nursery World Show last weekend (22 -23 January) at the Business Design Centre in London. More than 80 exhibitors showcased ther products and resources, and man...

New Vaccination

Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

Young children are to be offered better protection against septicaemia and pneumococcal meningitis with the introduction of a new vaccine this spring.

Children's Skin Irritants

Nursery World, 28 January 10, 12:00

Wooden toilet seats and harsh cleaning chemicals are causing irritation to children's skin, according to researchers from the Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Maryland.