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Take a break

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Disruptive behaviour and boredom have been banished from a school's lunchtime through an innovative initiative redeploying support staff. Dr Alan Marr investigates...

To a man

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Men have been attracted to fathers-and-children sessions at a family centre by staff thinking about their particular needs and feelings. Judith Napier hears how they did it...

Parents to see complaints list

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Information about complaints made against daycare providers in England is to become available to parents under a new scheme by Ofsted.

New nanny register campaign

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Anational working group of nanny agencies and nanny representatives is set to lobby the Government to introduce a register of nannies.

At the double

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Experienced childcarers whose qualifications do not meet the requirements of the new daycare standards can gain from a fresh award, says Mary Evans...

Face values

18 July 2003, Nursery World

It's not just adults who are interested in appearances - but they may mean something quite different for a very young child. Penny Tassoni takes a look...

In the past

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Helping children to develop a sense of time may require giving them lots of time. Penny Tassoni considers how to listen to children trying to put things in perspective...

Nurseries beware bogus charges

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Nurseries across Scotland have been warned to be on their guard following bogus calls from a company claiming they owe it hundreds of pounds for educational publications.

Brick by brick

18 July 2003, Nursery World

Private nurseries are being built on to state schools, with radical implications for all providers. Simon Vevers looks at how the arguments stack up...