Following a visit to Reggio Emilia settings, Anne O'Connor discusses their practice and provision and inspiration for our own settings
How are Ukrainian children and nursery practitioners adapting to the war they have been enduring for six months? Our correspondent Gabriella Jozwiak reports on site from Lviv
Should the former childcare minister have gone on a fact-finding mission to Sweden in his quest to lower childcare costs? No, for several reasons, says Professor Peter Moss
How are managers coping with the coronavirus pandemic in other parts of the world, with different infection rates, government policies, cultures and attitudes? Meredith Jones Russell speaks to settings in China, Russia, the USA and Sweden
Malawi is one of the least developed countries in the world, with half the population living below the poverty line. In the first of a series, Anita Soni reports on one research project which has been set up to try to improve the outcomes...
The issue of attracting more men to the early years isn’t just one faced by the UK. Meredith Jones Russell gives an update on progress at home and abroad
How a three-year project supported early years workers in Malawi to offer inclusive provision. Anita...
When urban settings don’t have outside spaces, children in Japan maintain outdoor play and a...
What UK settings can learn from Japanese kindergartens when it comes to connecting with nature. By...
When it comes to risk-taking and resilience, Japan’s settings get the most out of adults and the...
In the first of a four-part series, Julie Mountain explores what Japanese kindergartens can teach us...
Early years provision in China is a huge growth market, with UK nurseries large and small taking up...
Nursery World's series on the early years pioneers that have shaped current practice, including Piaget, Froebel and Margaret McMillan - an essential resource for students and practitioners alike.
A six-part series looking at Froebel’s continuing importance as an early years educator and thinker, which makes links between Froebel’s approach and the EYFS, and demonstrates Froebel in action at Yellow Dot Nurseries.
Figures suggest the number of children currently living in poverty in the UK is growing. We look at the reasons behind this, its impact on children and their families and explore what can be done.
The co-location of nurseries and care homes is becoming increasingly popular in the UK. We look at the thinking behind intergenerational care, the latest developments and examples of best practice.
We know that pay and prestige are a problem for early years staff in the UK, but how does the workforce fare in other countries? Meredith Jones Russell investigates
We often talk about deprivation from a UK perspective, yet we are one of the richest countries in the world. How is it tackled in developing countries? Gabriella Jozwiak reports
Scandinavia is famed for the quality of its early years settings. So, what is it actually like to work over there? Nicole Weinstein asks a leader at four different settings to describe a day in their life
The food that children eat in the early years shapes their habits for life. Charlotte Goddard takes a seat at the nursery table for mealtimes in Hong Kong, Peru and Italy
Childcare ratios have been a hot topic since former minister Liz Truss opened this particular Pandora’s Box in 2013. Jo Parkes looks at what we can learn from comparable systems abroad
Baby rooms in the UK still tend to be the forgotten part of the nursery. What does this provision look like abroad, and can different approaches offer new ideas? Charlotte Goddard investigates.
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