Looking for a new role in early years education can feel like a marathon. From browsing through job listings to sending out applications, it’s easy to get lost in the process. But did you know that the way you approach the pre-interview phase could make all the difference in landing that interview in the first […]

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The Pincher Grasp Play Book If you’ve ever watched a toddler trying to pick up a raisin or grip a crayon with their fingertips, you’ve already seen the magical beginnings of what we call the “pincer grasp.” And while it might seem like a tiny detail in the grand scheme of development — spoiler alert […]

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How Important is the Environment Walk into any early years classroom and within moments you can feel its impact, not just on the children but on the educators and the overall learning experience. The way a space is designed significantly influences how children engage, behave and develop. A well-structured environment fosters curiosity, independence and a […]

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    Whether you’re a newly qualified practitioner or an experienced early years educator ready for a new challenge, the job search can feel both exciting and daunting. With the right preparation and professional mindset, you can find a role that not only suits your skills but also aligns with your values and passion for […]

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Genevieve was just nine months old when her parents dropped her off at nursery, trusting she’d be safe and well cared for. But just hours later, they were called to hospital — and days after that, they said their final goodbyes. Her story is devastating. And sadly, it isn’t unique. The BBC investigation into the […]

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Marks Have Meaning!
05 September

As parents, witnessing the first scribbles and marks your child makes with pens, pencils, and paint brushes is a remarkable milestone. These seemingly random creations are more than just lines on paper they are the initial steps in your child’s exciting journey towards writing and self-expression.   Understanding Mark Making  Before letters and numbers take […]

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