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More groups to fight new code

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Private providers in several parts of England are poised to follow their counterparts in Kent, and set up regional associations to co-ordinate the campaign against the new code of practice...

Young artists Charlotte Reilly, seven, and sister Megan, five, from Dundee

26 October 2006, Nursery World

(Photograph) - Young artists Charlotte Reilly, seven, and sister Megan, five, from Dundee add the final touches to their joint contribution to Big Draw day at Manchester Museum on 7...

Campaign seeks £4bn for children

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Chief executives of more than 50 charities have written to Chancellor Gordon Brown urging him to pledge £4 billion to fight child poverty. The letter, sent from members of the...

Recruitment vexes providers

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Recruiting and retaining quality staff was the main concern of delegates attending the Children's Workforce and Quality Services Conference last week, organised by 4Children. Children's minister Beverley Hughes addressed the...

Boom time for staff childcare vouchers

26 October 2006, Nursery World

The number of companies giving childcare vouchers to employees has more than doubled since 2004 to 42 per cent, according to research by Accor Services. The employee benefits company predicts...

Budding golfers at Silks Farm Nursery in Somersham, Cambridgeshire

26 October 2006, Nursery World

(Photograph) - Budding golfers at Silks Farm Nursery in Somersham, Cambridgeshire, received lessons from professional player Scott Waterman at the opening of a nine-hole mini golf course at the nursery....

Babies need home care, say experts

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Childcare experts are calling for an 'urgent national debate' to ensure children under three with working mothers receive the most appropriate care. In a letter to the Daily Telegraph, Sir...

Government reveals next steps in developing EYFS

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Ahead of today's publication of the Government's response to the consultation on the Early Years Foundation Stage, Nursery World talked exclusively to children's minister Beverley Hughes and national director of...

Work in progress

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Edited extracts from the Government's response to the consultation on the Early Years Foundation Stage reveal the sector's concerns and the actions to be taken Responses to the consultation demonstrated...

All around

26 October 2006, Nursery World

Give babies and toddlers ample time and opportunity to explore what's around them, while feeling secure in familiarity, says Jennie Lindon Young children are curious and interested in the boundaries...