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When nursery settings receive a visit from Ofsted, it can often lead to panicked feelings about the impending inspection and a sense of unpreparedness. However, it’s important teams feel confident throughout.

Our CEO, Chris Reid, recently spoke to Nursey Management Today about the importance of connecting with parents through technology. If you missed the original article, catch up below… Bridging the communications gap between parent and practitioner is vital for child development. But how can settings get this right? Technology in the early years setting These…

This year, we’ve launched a blog series – ‘Ask the Expert’. It provides a platform for all Early Years (EY) professionals, where they can share their experiences and advice with the industry, on their chosen specialist subject. So, whether you’re a policy expert, nutrition specialist, or knowledgeable practitioner, we want to hear from you! This…

Connect Childcare – Staff spotlight Here at Connect Childcare, each and every one of us is passionate about the Early Years (EY) sector and about developing management software that improves the lives of children, globally. In order to shine the spotlight on our wonderful team, we’ve created an employee Q&A series, enabling our readers to…

Our CEO, Chris Reid, recently shared his thoughts with ChildCare Club surrounding how the right technology can help childminders, after school clubs, and small-scale nurseries streamline operations, and recoup more precious minutes in the day. If you missed the original article on p32-33 in the e-magazine, you can catch up below… No matter whether EY…

Connect Childcare – Staff spotlight Here at Connect Childcare, each and every one of us is passionate about the Early Years (EY) sector and about developing management software that improves the lives of children, globally. In order to shine the spotlight on our wonderful team, we’ve created an employee Q&A series, enabling our readers to…

Not only is it important for your child to have a strong relationship with their nursery teachers, it’s also vital that parents and guardians are able to as well. That bond is crucial when making sure your little one is getting the best possible care and development opportunities. Fathima Abdullah, mum-of-one and test engineer here…

From jumping in puddles to making mud cakes, messy play – or sensory play – is much-loved by children. As well as being oodles of fun, it also carries learning and development benefits – helping tune youngsters’ fine motor skills, encourage them to express creativity and follow their curiosity. Our colleague, Charlotte Woods, recently rounded-up…