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Now more than ever it’s so important to make mealtimes for children an enjoyable and beneficial part of our daily routines, particularly in the cost of living crisis when we want to avoid as much waste as possible, and by getting children cooking and meal preparation at the earliest stages is essential.

NSPCC Number Day takes place on Friday 3rd February, and as we look forward to celebrating the importance of mathematics in education, we wanted to discuss teaching numeracy in the early years. Today, Chloe Webster joins us with some tips on how to teach children numeracy in the early years.

You could Win Wellbeing Prizes for your setting including the following prizes in collaboration with Zimpli Kids, Boogie Mites and Carla’s Treasure. ❤️️💖

Observations are vital in ensuring you understand the children in your care. Every child is unique and observing them enables you to learn about and enjoy the unique qualities of each individual child, to help them progress. Observations should not just be part of a data collecting exercise. Ofsted is very clear that they won’t…

Each of these 5 resources can facilitate the management and growth of your childcare setting, and will guide you with free templates, challenges, and advice from industry experts. 

These are the top 5 essential resources every nursery manager needs in 2023…

Throughout this blog, Lucy Lewin, a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, business consultant and nursery owner advises how to navigate the cost of living crisis in early years businesses. “High-quality early years provision is a key mechanism for closing the gap between disadvantaged children and their peers and supporting maternal employment”. As I even type that…

Sleep is crucial during the early years, for practitioners, parents, and children alike. Jo Taylor joins us to discuss how important sleep is in the early years.

Yoga is a practice with multiple benefits for youngsters – both physically and mentally. Susan Hartley explores yoga in the early years today.