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  Without proper guidance, some nurseries are feeding children too many veggies and not enough puddings. Janet Murray reports

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• 'The head physically pulled away from me'

  Video (1min 47sec), Dec 1 2008:

  One mother on her experience with sending a child with HIV to a primary school

• Early schooling matters most for children

  Nov 27 2008:

  Nursery and primary school are more important than home environment, study shows

• Would a Steiner school be a better alternative to home schooling?

  Nov 12 2008:

  It seems like a viable compromise between endless unstructured hours at home and the regimented mainstream

• Nursery education: 'Number of failing nurseries in poorer areas has doubled'

  Audio (3min 31sec), Nov 10 2008:

  Polly Curtis assesses Tory claims that Labour is failing children in poorer areas

• Ofsted highlights nurseries divide

  Nov 10 2008:

  The number of failing nurseries in the poorest areas of England has nearly doubled

• Former nursery owner is fined £35,000 after death of child

  Oct 30 2008:

  Toddler left unattended for 20 minutes, died after getting her neck trapped in the drawstring of a bag

• The insiders

  Oct 28 2008:

  Cath Taylor: Early years foundation stage manager in Blackburn

• Under-5s get chips and crisps, says survey

  Oct 21 2008:

  Banned and restricted foods still regularly served to children in nurseries, reveals report

• TV cartoon mayhem 'not bad for kids'

  Oct 19 2008:

  Under-fives less inclined to be antisocial after seeing impact of such behaviour, suggests academic

• Home schooling: one month in and we still think we're right. Probably…

  Oct 10 2008:

  Our families have begun to up the pressure but we're sticking to our guns

• Invest in our young, before it's too late

  Oct 6 2008:

  Graham Allen: Teenagers in my Nottingham constituency are trapped in a vicious cycle – and early intervention is the only way to break it

• Tory women say hands off Sure Start

  Oct 1 2008:

  Anne Perkins: They want to keep the early years scheme, even if the Conservative leadership doesn't

• A one-size-fits-all approach to learning doesn't suit today's classrooms

  Sep 30 2008:

  Response: It is our duty to nurture and celebrate potential in gifted and talented children, says Jane Maguire

• Excellence in every school, promises Brown

  Sep 23 2008:

  Brown sets out series of guarantees in school standards and nursery provision

• Prejudice isn't what keeps men out of nurseries

  Sep 21 2008:

  Barbara Ellen: Men avoid 'chick-work' because it is demanding, low status and badly paid

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