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Childcare Approval Scheme helpline

28 July 2005, Nursery World

Children's minister Beverley Hughes has revealed that the Childcare Approval Scheme (CAS) helpline has handled more than 12,000 inquiries since the service opened on 4 January. The CAS has approved...

Ofsted has chosen Bristol as new operational headquarters

28 July 2005, Nursery World

Ofsted has chosen Bristol as new operational headquarters for the work of its department in the south of England. Two regional managers will oversee a team of 190 employees. The...

More male staff required

28 July 2005, Nursery World

More male childcare workers are needed to support the Government's extended schools programme, the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) said last week. Speaking after the launch of a new report, Men...

Healthy eating starts at nursery's allotment

28 July 2005, Nursery World

Children at a nursery in Greater Manchester are developing green fingers with their own allotment. At the Busy Bees Nursery at the University of Salford they have dug, planted, watered...

Councils to push need to register private care

28 July 2005, Nursery World

Local authorities must promote public awareness of the need for parents to notify them of any private fostering arrangements, under new minimum standards in the Children Act. The standards have...

Children from York take part in Closer!

28 July 2005, Nursery World

(Photograph) - Children from York take part in Closer!, an interactive dance workshop that encourages participants to repond to digital images, shapes and colours through movement and dance. The workshop,...

Free books scheme extended to four-year-olds

28 July 2005, Nursery World

The national books for babies scheme has been awarded £27m to fund an expansion programme that will see every child in England receive a free pack of books by the...

To the point...

28 July 2005, Nursery World

Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell says more regulation is needed to protect fostered children from abroad The key argument about private fostering - whether to regulate or not regulate -...

People and places a monthly round-up

28 July 2005, Nursery World

* The Montessori School and its sister nursery The Children's House in Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire, have received an £8,000 grant from Arts Council England. They will work with local...

On course

28 July 2005, Nursery World

16 September Birth to Three Matters