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    Nursery education campaign – Save the Children

    November 1, 2016 /

    What does nursery education mean to you? What did your little one learn at nursery today? I am supporting Save the Children’s nursery education campaign. I remember nursery as a really positive thing personally. I had this great teacher called Miss Bun who had the hairstyle to match. Mum got a break and I learned new things. That was in the days when you did not need to worry about paying for nursery education. When my parents were unable to care for my son any longer due to caring for a poorly relative, I found a brilliant Montessori nursery. I loved the approach to learning and how they worked to…

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