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Media watch

29 May 2008, Nursery World

A priest was so outraged at finding Playboy-branded stationary sold in his local Stationary Box shop in York that he began throwing them on the floor, the Daily Mail reported.

Spotlight on ... Christine Whicker

29 May 2008, Nursery World

Name: Christine Whicker

First pupil says farewell after 50 years

29 May 2008, Nursery World

A council nursery in Nottingham preparing to shut its doors in July has united its first and last registered pupils for the farewell celebrations.

Out-of-school places at risk

29 May 2008, Nursery World

Nearly 3,000 childcare places and 262 jobs in Northern Ireland are threatened by uncertainties over funding, according to children's agency Playboard.

National Childminding Week ties in with National Year of Reading

29 May 2008, Nursery World

This year's National Childminding Week from 14 to 21 June has as its theme 'reading', to tie in with the National Year of Reading.

First-borns more likely to develop asthma and allergies

29 May 2008, Nursery World

First-born infants and those with mothers who suffer stress in pregnancy are more likely to develop asthma and allergies, according to two studies presented to the American Thoracic Society.

Children are Unbeatable! Alliance sends postcards

29 May 2008, Nursery World

The Children are Unbeatable! Alliance is calling on its supporters to send postcards to MPs during the passage of the Children & Young Persons Bill through the House of Commons.

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29 May 2008, Nursery World

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Head appeals successfully over death of three-year-old

29 May 2008, Nursery World

The head of a private school who was found guilty of health and safety offences following the death of a three-year-old boy in the school playground has won an appeal...