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10 Easy Recipes for Making Homemade Play Dough
January 20, 202110 Outdoor Winter Activities For Bundled-Up Children
December 9, 202010 Outdoor Activities for Children to Try This Autumn
Check out these 10 activity ideas helping you get the little ones outdoors and learning this Autumn.
September 30, 2020What the Coronavirus Means for Child Care Professionals in 2021
January 8, 2021Can Opening a Window Really Make Child Care Safer?
January 6, 2021Child Care Marketing in a Pandemic: What’s the Right Approach?
November 25, 2020How Can We Avoid Burnout in the Early Years?
November 11, 2020How can you support your team through these tough times?
October 21, 2020How to Be a Better Leader Under Lockdown
May 13, 2020The Happiest Children Are Playing in the Garbage
January 20, 2021How to Support Vulnerable Children Under 1
December 16, 2020Scandinavia’s Secrets to Winter Outdoor Learning
December 2, 2020Pedagogy: Supporting children’s wellbeing and learning post-lockdown
In this session the experts talk about how children’s transition back to the setting can be supported by staff and parents.
Dr Pam Jarvis and Jan Dubiel | May, 2020
Staffing: HR and staff wellbeing in the age of furlough
Hear from HR experts on all those confusing furlough questions as well as strategies to improve staff wellbeing and maintaining engagement.
Imogen Edwards and Beverley Bacon | April, 2020
Preparing for September
During the one hour session, our speakers cover a range of topics such as how they are preparing for September, ways in which you can continue to promote your setting, and allay parent concerns in a socially stint world.
Liz Rowe, Ben Rolfe, and Arun Kanwar | July, 2020
Reflections on Reopening
An in depth discussion on how the reaction from parents has been, how bubbles are working, and what has been learned so far to inform provision throughout the summer.
Sarah Mackenzie, David Wright, and Andrew Clifford | June, 2020
Reopening and Business Sustainability
Our speakers shares their thoughts on how the sector can get back on its feet, as well as some practical tips to ensure settings utilise the different schemes available and make sure their business model is efficient.
Neil Leitch, Ruth Pimentel and Gary Langan | May, 2020
Pedagogy: Supporting children’s wellbeing and learning post-lockdown
In this session the experts talk about how children’s transition back to the setting can be supported by staff and parents.
Dr Pam Jarvis and Jan Dubiel | May, 2020
Safeguarding: What has lockdown meant for vulnerable children
Learn more about the impact that lockdown may have had on vulnerable children and techniques for how to lessen this.
Rachel Buckler and Mine Conkbayir | May, 2020
The Practicalities: Setting up a socially distant early years setting
We discuss how settings can prepare for reopening and what it might look like when it happens and hear concrete examples from Denmark.
Alison Featherbe and Anne Therkelsen | May, 2020
Home learning: How to support parents and families at home
Insights on some different strategies to ensure children can continue to learn and develop at home and a reminder that it’s great to provide different resources to parents, but that this is an unprecedented situation and pressure or deadlines shouldn’t be used for the time being.
Dr. Sue Allingham and Ruth Swailes | April, 2020
Staffing: HR and staff wellbeing in the age of furlough
Hear from HR experts on all those confusing furlough questions as well as strategies to improve staff wellbeing and maintaining engagement.
Imogen Edwards and Beverley Bacon | April, 2020
Business Sustainability: Stay financially secure and get through to the other side
We discuss a range of points related to how early years settings can stay afloat as businesses, and talk about how and when to charge parents and how settings can make use of funding.
Roopam Carroll and Tricia Wellings | April, 2020
