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Between you and me

24 October 2002, Nursery World

Nannies may be told more than they want to hear, and feel conflicts of pressure to pass it on or keep mum. Jennie Lindon weighs up the priorities Nannies are...

Perfect pumpkins

24 October 2002, Nursery World

If you look after children who like to play with their vegetables rather than eat them, Halloween will be the treat of the year, writes Gayle Goshorn Halloween may put...

The edge

24 October 2002, Nursery World

It takes more than just a love of children toimpress an employer and get the nanny job you really want. Helen Kewley explains how to stay ahead of the competition...

In order

24 October 2002, Nursery World

Nanny Sarah Scotcher continues her A to Z of tips for tackling the everyday challenges of childcare M Mealtimes can be a battlefield in any household. Try giving children foods...

Editor's view

24 October 2002, Nursery World

Proof of the strength of feeling against Key Stage 1 SATs has come in a survey for the National Union of Teachers (see News, page 9). More than nine out...

Government ducks questions on CRB

24 October 2002, Nursery World

Doubts have been raised about how seriously the Government is taking the issue of vetting of childcare staff, after a junior health minister failed to address a Labour MP's questions...

Adam's Hats, a charity set up in memory of Adam Hay

24 October 2002, Nursery World

Adam's Hats, a charity set up in memory of Adam Hay, who died earlier this year aged 12 from cancer of the nervous system, has opened a memorial garden in...

Quote of the week

24 October 2002, Nursery World

'How can parents be persuaded that the Government is committed to raising standards when it plans to useunqualified people as teachers?' Doug McAvoy, general secretary of the National Union of...

Support staff win holiday benefits

24 October 2002, Nursery World

Many school support staff in England will be able to claim state benefits during holidays following a landmark ruling by a social security tribunal. But a trade union has warned...

More than 1,000 registered childminders

24 October 2002, Nursery World

More than 1,000 registered childminders are expected to attend the National Childminding Association (NCMA) Annual Conference and AGM in Eastbourne, West Sussex, making it the largest childcare conference in Europe....