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7 November 2002, Nursery World

However rewarding it is to work with children, there are times when all practitioners feel they are struggling, especially when new legislation adds to an already heavy burden of regulation...

Inspections will hit target, says Ofsted

7 November 2002, Nursery World

The first round of inspections of childcare providers by Ofsted is 'well on track' for completion by next March, says the Early Years Directorate. In its report, Early Years: Early...

Hollyoaks

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Hollyoaks' idiot Bombhead, alias actor Lee Otway, was on a roll when he helped launch the Kids' Clubs Network's 'Make Space' campaign last week (News, 31 October), supported by fellow...

Quote of the week

7 November 2002, Nursery World

'Children start out assuming their parents are perfect, and learn what's right and wrong by example. So don't smack unless you want your child to learn that hitting solves problems....

Providers aim to cut costs with care consortium

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Groups of childcarers in a London borough are pooling resources to keep themselves afloat. Social Enterprise London (SEL) is currently working with Islington Childcare Trust to pilot a consortia model...

Forty per cent of primary

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Forty per cent of primary schoolchildren in Northern Ireland have been bullied, while one in four admit to bullying another pupil, research by the University of Ulster has found. In...

Accidents involving child pedestrians

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Accidents involving child pedestrians could be reduced with the help of £17.6m in Government funding being given to councils in some deprived areas of England, after research revealed that children...

Divorced and separated

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Divorced and separated parents who resort to the law to settle disputes over contact with their children risk making matters worse, says a study for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Children's...

Teaching music is down to ABC

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Early years practitioners are getting into the swing of teaching young children music thanks to a new Scottish company that has developed workshops and resources to help boost their confidence,...

New cot death study disputed

7 November 2002, Nursery World

Parents and carers have been told it doesn't matter what kind of cot mattress is used for a baby or whether it is new or second-hand, as long as it...