I've heard this a lot from parents whose children still attend my daughter's former nursery. Many are frustrated about paying the same high fees, but now feel like the nursery is just warehousing kids with minimal staff interaction or engagement. www.theguardian.com/education/20...
The first study into the Tory shake-up of childcare shows staff are overwhelmed
Now this is a form of retain and explain I can get behind
I've often thought what mushrooms really needed were legs www.independent.co.uk/tech/robot-m...
Biohybrid machine ushers new era of robotics, scientists say
Pride seems the wrong sort of feeling to have about a history which, barring the very recent past, you couldn’t have influenced. Pride (or shame) is only relevant to how we deal today with the legacy of that history or the lessons we learn from it for the future. www.theguardian.com/society/arti...
Social attitudes survey finds high levels of pride over sports and the arts but less pride in country’s political influence
Urgh, back from summer to discover that CrossCountry has been allowed to change the timetable and remove the peak time trains I use to commute from Nottingham to Birmingham to help improve 'performance and reliability issues'.
Yeah, no need for kids to stop the running. Just requires a bit of organisation and communication about who wants to do what to make sure time is shared equitably.
Just realised there are no interior photos in that link, so I'll try again. This link gives a much more detailed background as to the creation of the modern reconstructions and includes photos! www.buildingconservation.com/articles/med...
Have you ever been to St Fagans Museum near Cardiff? They have a relocated medieval church in which they've recreated the medieval paintings. It's really quite something in person museum.wales/stfagans/bui...
