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19 December 2002, Nursery World

The continuing refusal of the Government to contemplate registering nannies or allowing parents tax credits for employing them is leading to a boom in schemes that set nannies up as...

Workforce questions dog Sure Start plans

19 December 2002, Nursery World

Recruitment and training issues shadowed the Government's revelations of plans for its Sure Start unit, which is overseeing work in early years, childcare and Sure Start in England. At a...

Partnerships win awards for innovative initiatives

19 December 2002, Nursery World

An Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership in Lancashire that is using rugby league to try to attract more men into childcare was among 26 EYDCPs from across England to...

Two nursery nurses

19 December 2002, Nursery World

Two nursery nurses who were suspended from a Nottingham Kinderquest nursery after allegedly exposing children to anti-nail-biting solution have been charged with child cruelty. Sara Brown and Nichola Mason, both...

The Government last week

19 December 2002, Nursery World

The Government last week described a six per cent spending rise a year over the next three years for education in England as 'investment and reform to education and skills...

Quote of the week

19 December 2002, Nursery World

'Cameron still believes in Father Christmas. I have told him that just because the vicar doesn't believe in Father Christmas, it does not mean that he can't.' TV presenter Ulrika...

Madeline Salt

19 December 2002, Nursery World

(Photograph) - Madeline Salt, age two-and-a-half, joined Father Christmas at London's Covent Garden on 7 December at the Great Christmas Pudding Race. The race, which is now in its 22nd...

'Close loophole in child protection'

19 December 2002, Nursery World

The Scottish Executive has been urged to close a loophole in its child protection legislation that leaves unchecked all nannies who are hired privately by families. The Scotland branch of...

Home Reading gets expert lead

19 December 2002, Nursery World

Two literacy experts have been appointed to drive forward the Scottish Executive's Home Reading initiative, which aims to encourage more parents to read with their children. The Home Reading co-ordinators,...

Drop-in centres

19 December 2002, Nursery World

Drop-in centres for advice and information and affordable, accessible leisure facilities for all children were the two key requests when Children in Scotland asked, 'What do we want to ask...