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13 May 2003, Nursery World

Some early years settings have found an open-door policy promotes an effective partnership with parents, says Judith Stevens

Rising overheads: Under pressure

13 May 2003, Nursery World

National insurance rises are not the only threat to nursery profits, says Mary Evans

Cerebral palsy: Moving ahead

13 May 2003, Nursery World

Successfully including children with cerebral palsy in an early years setting doesn't depend on having lots of specialist equipment or staff - it just requires broader thinking, as Catherine Gaunt...

Stick at it

13 May 2003, Nursery World

As part of our ongoing series on children's dispositions, Anne O'Connor discusses how to motivate children to work at tasks for their own sake rather than adult approval

OUT-OF-SCHOOL CARE: Kids' Clubs widens remit to take a more strategic role

14 May 2003, Young People Now

Kids' Clubs Network has embarked on a five-year growth plan to establish childcare and youth schemes, and to increase turnover from £5m to up to £9m. The organisation for out-of-school...

FOSTERING: Foster carer pool is shrinking fast

14 May 2003, Young People Now

There is a shortage of 8,000 foster carers in the UK. The bombshell was dropped by the Fostering Network this week at the start of the annual Foster Care Fortnight....

SEX AND DRUGS: Pilots sought for long-term project

14 May 2003, Young People Now

The Department of Health's Sexual Health and Substance Misuse Unit is developing a pilot project, based on a model from the US, to target 13 to 15-year-olds in England. The...

LONDON: Young people on mayor's committee

14 May 2003, Young People Now

The London Assembly has created a committee to oversee the mayor's children and young people's strategy, which is due to complete its consultation process at the end of July (YPN...

YOUNG OFFENDERS: Tougher sentences for teen murderers

14 May 2003, Young People Now

Young people under the age of 17 found guilty of murder could be sentenced to a minimum of 15 years in prison. Home Secretary David Blunkett's plans would implement a...

VOLUNTARY SECTOR: Tories pledge more support for services

14 May 2003, Young People Now

The voluntary sector should be the main player in the provision of services for young people, Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said at the party's first ever "youth summit" on...