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This is the way Wii might go to school

20 November 2008, Nursery World

Researchers at Derby University are appealing for local primary schools to take part in a study to find out if video games can help to tackle child obesity.

Roald Dahl Funny prize winners

20 November 2008, Nursery World

Children's laureate Michael Rosen last week revealed the winners of the first Roald Dahl Funny prize, an award launched by Booktrust that honours the funniest books for children.

Unjustified intolerance of children

20 November 2008, Nursery World

Adults have 'an unjustified and disturbing intolerance of children', according to children's charity Barnados. Its survey of more than 2,000 adults in the UK found that 54 per cent think...

Inquiry into the case of Baby P called for

20 November 2008, Nursery World

Children's minister Ed Balls has ordered an inquiry into the case of Baby P, the 17-month- old boy in Haringey, London, who died after months of abuse. Mr Balls said...

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20 November 2008, Nursery World

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ICT 'fails children's needs'

20 November 2008, Nursery World

ICT products aimed at early years learning do not meet the needs of young children, a new report claims.

Nursery opens door to a new career

20 November 2008, Nursery World

A management consultant who gave up his career to retrain as a nursery nurse has opened his first nursery in Chard, Somerset.

Credit crunch hits childcare

20 November 2008, Nursery World

More needs to be done to help families with the cost of childcare, says a new report that looks at the impact of the credit crunch on ordinary families.

Analysis: National Director for Early Years - What's in store for Ruth Pimentel's successor?

20 November 2008, Nursery World

Having seen in the implementation of the Early Years Foundation Stage under one director, early years figures express their views on the role of the next one to Annette Rawstrone.