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Brighton & Hove City Council has announced it is closing all council-run nurseries to all but vulnerable children and the children of key workers. While the government has ordered all primary and secondary schools to close, in his television address to the country on Monday the prime minister said nurseries could stay open. Brighton & Hove said it was making the move - believed to be the first such decision in the country - in light of the increase in Covid-19 cases across the city. Hannah Clare (Green), chair of the children, young people and skills committee of the council, which operates a...

Coronavirus: MPs to debate petition calling for vaccinations for early years workers and teachers Nicole Weinstein Thursday, January 7, 2021 Prioritising Covid-19 vaccinations for childcare staff and teachers will be debated in Parliament on Monday (11 January), following a petition which has so far received more than 342,000 signatures. Register now to continue reading Thank you for visiting Nursery World and making use of our archive of more than 35,000 expert features, subject guides, case studies and policy updates. Why not reg...

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BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images When Prime Minister Boris Johnson outlined plans for the third national lockdown, there was one education system missing from his guidance. While schools and colleges in England were told to close, no mention was made of early years settings like nurseries. They'll remain open in England, Wales and Northern Ireland but are closed in Scotland until February at least. Vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi says there's "very little risk" and staying open is "the right thing to do". 'An afterthought' Talia Simpson is 23 and works at a nursery in a village i...

Government defends keeping nurseries open despite union outcry Shutterstock The government has defended its decision to keep nursery schools open during the national lockdown in England amid union concern about staff safety. Vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi said pre-school childcare settings presented “very little risk” and are Covid-safe, despite Prime Minister Boris Johnson stating on Monday that primary and secondary schools had been “vectors of the new variant”. Covid-19 health and safety The Unison union called for nurseries to close to all but vulnerable children and those of key ...