Category: Training
Posted on February 1, 2020
Open Ended Play with Nursery Nook
I totally meant to write about this last week but you know how life runs away with you? Well last week we were delighted to welcome James Tunnell from Nursery Nook into our setting for a twilight session …
Updated on April 22, 2020
Exciting Journey Ahead – Our Hygge Adventure
I was very lucky recently, I mean VERY lucky, and it doesn’t happen often. I entered a competition on the Facebook Page for Hygge in the Early Years, run by the amazing Kimberly Smith, and to my utter …
Updated on October 9, 2020
#BrewEDEYLeeds – are you going?
I’m rather excited about this latest Twitter storm, the concept of #BrewED has been around for a while. It’s about those in the education sector connecting over a cuppa and really getting to grips with the issues facing …
Posted on September 7, 2019
What I think Cultural Capital is.
This is my view on what Cultural Capital means for early years settings. As I said, this is my view. You may have your own interpretation. Whatever your view on Cultural Capital, just remember to feed those curious …
Updated on April 22, 2020
A little bit of Hygge everyday!
I was very fortunate today, I got to meet one of my lovely Early Years enthusiasts. Kimberley Smith is the Founder of KSEY Consultancy, the International Hub for Early Years Teaching and the driving force behind the Hygge …
Posted on July 14, 2019
Room Leaders – Skills and Qualities?
As you may have seen from a previous post I’m working on a downloadable resource pack for Room Leaders. This is quite a tricky post for people who are new to it and possibly one that isn’t supported …
Updated on May 29, 2020
CPD with a difference!
I’ve just been doing the housework and some CPD at the same time. Don’t be too shocked, I do do the housework sometimes! However I popped on my headphones and spent and enjoyable time listening to my very …
Updated on February 17, 2019
