In conversation with Kate Moxley: all about educator wellbeing
We recently met up with Kate Moxley, to talk about educator wellbeing for Early Years Wellbeing Week 2023, in line with World Mental Health Day, on Tuesday 10 October.
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Are you a literacy advocate for babies and young children?
Care routines are crucial literacy opportunities and ought not to be perceived as rushed and necessary… it is critical that we carefully consider (and perhaps reconsider in some instances) how these essential care routines are represented as respectful, ethical, and meaningful learning experiences.
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What does inclusion mean to you?
In my experience, the word ‘inclusion’ in education has historically been linked to the way that settings or schools endeavour to cater for children with learning differences or disabilities. Conversations might centre around the fact that a particular nursery is inclusive because it always tries to accept children with additional support needs…
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Turn-taking difficulties? Why ‘fun’ might have more solutions than ‘formality’.
One concern frequently raised by practitioners in schools and settings is that a child does not wait for her or his turn, whether with a formal game or informal resource sharing. This usually involves grabbing or dominating, often with the breakdown of play, heightened emotions…
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Julian Grenier looks at staff professional development around fostering effective early learning
One of the most significant changes to the Early Years Foundation Stage in last year’s revision was the increased focus on the professionalism of the workforce. Going along with this, the revised guidance from the Department for Education sets out…
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Enhancing Education and Childcare T Level delivery – Siren Films partners with NCFE
Working together with the endorsement team at NCFE Cache we have curated a valuable selection of video clips that will enhance your teaching for the T Levels 1. Technical Qualification in Education and childcare course (Occupational Specialisms in Early Years Educator).
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Understanding the New Early Learning Goals – Real-Life Examples for Educators
With the new EYFS now in place for its first year through out England, these exemplification materials have been created to support you and your team in delivering the curriculum effectively.
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David Wright looks at benign neglect and allowing autonomy, choice and independence.
Wouldn’t it be fantastic if individuals’ later memories of the best times in their childhood featured us, their adult Early Years teachers, because we enabled them to feel emotionally secure, we trusted them with autonomy, choice and independence, we gave them…
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The pool of water left after rain
“Can I…?”, said the look in my son’s eyes as he caught my gaze. Noticing the tiny muscles in the corner of my eyes tighten as I smiled, off he launched into these gifts from the heavens, exploding with joy as the ripples rolled…
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Nurturing a love of reading begins with babies
Sharing books initiates oodles of communication and enhanced language opportunities for babies and young children. Babies use their facial expressions and gestures, take turns in conversations, make sounds, and…
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How outdoor learning supports all!
If you have ever spent any time in a Nursery playground you will see how reluctant mark-makers are happy to chalk on the floor, that those with little interest in number want to…
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Save time and money with new multi year deals to the EY clip library
We are excited to offer all our customers both new and existing a great opportunity to access our award winning Early Years Clip Library via a multi-year subscription…
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