UK First Country to Introduce National RSV Vaccination Programme to Protect Newborns
Is the UK Really Leading the Way in RSV Vaccination for Newborns? The UK has become the first country in the world to implement a national vaccination programme against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) for newborns. Starting on 1 September, pregnant women in England will be offered the vaccine to protect their babies. The initiative will […]
Link Between Early Learning Goals in EYFS and Later School Absence – Research
A recent study has revealed that children who fail to meet the Early Learning Goals (ELGs) at the end of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) are more than twice as likely to become persistently absent from school. The research, conducted by Leeds University’s School of Psychology and the Born in Bradford Centre for Applied […]
How Nurseries are Coping to Adjust After COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has had profound effects on nurseries and early years education settings, prompting significant adaptations to ensure the safety and development of young children. This article explores the challenges faced by nurseries, the strategies they’ve employed to navigate these hurdles, and the ongoing adjustments required to support children and staff in a post-pandemic […]
Plans to Convert Former Tempest Arms Pub into Nursery Approved
Plans to Convert Former Tempest Arms Pub into Nursery Approved A plan to repurpose the disused Tempest Arms pub into a children’s nursery has received approval from Bolton Council. Located on Chorley Old Road in Doffcocker, the former pub will be transformed to accommodate over 70 children, following a proposal submitted to the council earlier […]
Construction of Essex nursery resumes after discovery of 30 ancient skeletons halts project
Construction of Essex nursery resumes after discovery of 30 ancient skeletons halts project Construction on a nursery in Great Chesterford, Essex, was initially halted in 2018 when archaeologists unearthed 30 Roman skeletons at the site. This discovery has caused significant delays, but the project is now set to continue. The Great Chesterford Parish Council announced […]
Rainbow Playgroup Marks 50 Years with Celebrations
Rainbow Playgroup Marks 50 Years with Celebrations A nursery in York has marked its golden jubilee with a festive celebration complete with cake. Located at Carr Lane Primary School, Rainbow Playgroup has spent fifty years at the same site, celebrating this milestone by hosting a party for both the children and the staff. Manager Gemma […]
Blackburn Nursery Achieves ‘Good’ Ofsted Rating Following ‘Remarkable’ Turnaround
Blackburn Nursery Achieves ‘Good’ Ofsted Rating Following ‘Remarkable’ Turnaround Little Wonders Nursery, located at the Audley Centre on Chester Street in Blackburn, has received high praise from Ofsted inspectors for its significant improvements in quality and standards. In its first inspection in October, the nursery received the lowest possible rating of “inadequate” from the education […]
Woodville Nursery School is rated Ofsted Outstanding
“Staff and children sing spontaneously throughout the nursery at this exceptional nursery school” Read the full article.
World Book Day 2024: The Ultimate Costume Guide
Get ready for an exciting World Book Day on Thursday, 7th March 2024! Originating in 1995, this tradition has inspired children in the UK to dress up as their favourite characters from literature. Ready-Made Costume Ideas Here are some characters you can find online to buy: The Gruffalo The Cat in the Hat Thing One/Thing […]
How to Choose the Perfect Nursery:
Timing Matters but It’s Not Everything When it comes to enrolling your child in a nursery, timing is a crucial factor, but it’s not the be-all and end-all. The optimal time for beginning nursery varies from family to family, based on individual needs and circumstances. The crucial aspect is giving yourself and your child sufficient […]
