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Recent guidance suggests that waiting for the child to be ‘ready’ is not always correct
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Toilet Training: When to begin on the potty

Practice
This time of year can add stress and pressure for some people PHOTO Adobe Stock
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Staff Wellbeing: Supporting staff to beat the winter blues

Management
Imogen Edmunds
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HR Guru: Guide to paternity leave

Management
Features

Safer Practices Part 6: Why staff must be vigilant in their own hygiene practices

Management
Arun Kanwar
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Market View: A tough year

Management
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Our working relationship: 'Based on a shared passion for SEND'

Management
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Management Queries: How to build respect for new managers

Management
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Child-centred management: Using software to complement your practice

Management
James Hempsall of Hempsall's, which is now part of the Coram Group
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Hempsall's consultancy joins the Coram Group

Business
The NEU survey shows that teachers are worried about their finances, PHOTO: Adobe Stock
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More than half of teachers worried about keeping up with household bills

Research
Opinion

Purnima Tanuku: There's still hope for the sector if the Chancellor takes urgent action

Viewpoint
The research highlights how in many local authorities in deprived areas there are three children for every one early years place, risking 'locking' them into a 'lifetime of poverty'
News

Nearly half of children under five live in 'childcare deserts'

Provision
The latest Ofsted figures reveal a fall in the number of early years places, just months ahead of the expansion of the funded entitlement, PHOTO: Adobe Stock
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30 hours expansion 'likely to fall flat on its face' as Ofsted stats reveal a 'plummet' in childcare places

Provision
The International Baccalaureate webinar hosted by Nursery World PHOTO Screengrab
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How the International Baccalaureate framework can complement the EYFS – webinar

Resources
Sir Al Aynsley-Green was the first Children's Commissioner for England
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Sir Al Aynsley-Green calls England's attitude to the importance of children a 'national disgrace'

Policy & Politics
The Education Committee has launched an inquiry into introducing financial education to primary school pupils, PHOTO: Adobe Stock
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MPs to consider how financial education can be taught to primary pupils

Policy & Politics

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