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News and comment from the Nursery World editorial team.
Joined May 2009
This month, we caught up with Nicole Goodwill, who is finishing her Level 3 apprenticeship, working at Fennies Croydon. She shares more about the importance of throwing yourself into your apprenticeship and asking brave questions https://t.co/u8aB0dcyIV
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More than 100 organisations representing anti-poverty charities, teachers, doctors, social workers and health visitors have signed a letter urging the Government to scrap the two-child limit in full rather than introduce ‘half measures’. https://t.co/IYU4pURwOM
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Early Years Manager Location: Peterborough, Cambridgeshire Salary: £23,524.38 - £26,812.63 per annum including annual leave Learn more and apply today:
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Is early years your passion? We are looking for a skilled and creative Early Years Manager, working term time only who can inspire and lead their t...
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Two case studies show the power of schemas in early childhood development and why we must support them. By Dr. Stella Louis https://t.co/aFyP6LqzCX
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The Royal Foundation's ‘Shaping Us’ reinforces the importance of the link between emotional and mental health and society's wellbeing https://t.co/ghd3FyG6jf
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How can you encourage staff to do things without being asked? By Gabriella Jozwiak https://t.co/HMqmpcdd1l
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The national media coverage at the end of October of a job advertisement for a private tutor for a one-year-old (in Tutors International), offering an astonishing salary of £180,000, rightly captured the public imagination. But what did it say about the... https://t.co/oF56vwXvCw
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🎙️Did you hear? The next episode of This is Early Years is out now! We’re exploring attachment theory—its roots, evolution & impact on early years today With special guest Dr Jools Page💡 Listen now 🎧→ Spotify Apple More https://t.co/Txk6Fm64eg
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Do you know how many children in your setting were born prematurely? For early years practitioners, knowing that a child was born preterm and understanding the possible impact it may have on children and families is crucial to ensure that appropriate ... https://t.co/VgogRxVyv2
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Using torches and candles are two ways to explore light across age groups, Penny Tassoni explains with some activity ideas https://t.co/VwlMjCT5HX
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Easy-to-make and cheap-to-buy resources will help children across the age groups explore and experience the wind, explains Penny Tassoni https://t.co/Ynw8YnvmJH
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Level 3 Qualified Nursery Practitioner Location: Lower Whitworth Road, Ilkeston DE7 4LT Salary: £25,400.00-£29,000.00 per year Find out more and apply now:
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At Magic Roundabout Nurseries (MRN), we don’t just provide childcare - we create a safe, joyful, and inspiring environment where children thrive an...
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A new programme delivering paid nursery assistant training and work experience placements to armed forces veterans and their partners has been launched by the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA). https://t.co/NQGZvRuzrX
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One-hundred years ago, children often spent large parts of the day outside. How have outdoor activities evolved since then? Julie Mountain looks through the NW archive https://t.co/28SQihGk7H
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How staff at one setting expanded children's interest in mermaids. By Annette Rawstrone https://t.co/6Ue7VF6SLQ
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SEND diagnoses are on the rise – as is our understanding of how environments affect children, write Prof. Sam Wass, Dr. Gemma Goldenberg and Martin Ellory in part 2 of this series https://t.co/s6gvdjTsX1
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The book's author Cheryl Warren talks about the importance of connection for neurodivergent children https://t.co/T4ltT77Qkz
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Our panel discuss dealing with parent phone use at handover time. By Gabriella Jozwiak https://t.co/fAbrkelksg
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How are settings using mirror resources for fascination and education? By Nicole Weinstein https://t.co/BOhdx8SYfz
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In the first of this four-part series, Professor Emily Farran, Catherine Gripton, Sue Gifford and Alison Borthwick consider the spatial possibilities of outdoor play https://t.co/FWsRDygeJh
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