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Noisy minority spoils it for all children

28 August 2003, Nursery World

Further to the news story '"Noisy" children forced inside' (7 August), I don't think it is a case of the children being noisy, but that the children show no respect...

We need teachers

28 August 2003, Nursery World

In her letter ('Qualified for the job', 31 July), Hilary Faust makes important points about the issue of teachers as part of the staff teams in children's centres. Indeed, it...

Waiting for quality

28 August 2003, Nursery World

My fellow nursery managers and I, and also my colleagues on Kingston's Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership, are eagerly waiting to find out which quality assurance schemes in England...

Settling for less

28 August 2003, Nursery World

I was rather bemused to read in a news story ('Nursery nurses gain record rise', 3 July) that 'the new deal brings nursery nurses closer in line with classroom assistants'....

Courses and conferences

28 August 2003, Nursery World

25 September Working with young children with special needs

TV and radio

28 August 2003, Nursery World

31 August The Food Programme (BBC Radio 4, 12.30 to 1pm)

In abundance

27 August 2003, Nursery World

Play is just as active and essential to learning for babies and toddlers as it is for older children, as Julia Manning-Morton explains...

Ofsted is happy with providers

27 August 2003, Nursery World

Daycare and childminding services in England have received a broadly positive appraisal in Ofsted's first-ever national analysis of the standard of provision.

Writing results fall in KS1

27 August 2003, Nursery World

The proportion of seven-year-olds achieving Government targets for writing has fallen by five percentage points over the past year.

Rhyme time

27 August 2003, Nursery World

Young children and their parents are the stars of a music and rhyme programme run by Michele Wills and Sue Rogers that's helping Sure Start to reach its aims...