Training and funding are top of the agenda for National Day Nurseries Association chief executive Rosemary Murphy OBE as she describes a typical working week
Monday
I return to work after a busy but pleasurable weekend - including catching up with my three children, who were home from university, and presenting awards at Child Base's annual dinner. I also arranged a history tutor for my youngest daughter who is taking her AS level this summer.
Training is also on the agenda this morning. I talk through plans to develop our training programme with Lynette Lee, training development manager, and we shortlist applicants for the new role of training manager. That completed, I spend time discussing the agenda for NDNA's annual conference in May and review a special Ofsted newsletter for nurseries, funded by the Sure Start Unit.
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