Why should caring for and educating young children be women’s work?

Inspired by transient art, our children created self-portraits using a variety of loose parts.

A simple activity to encourage children to explore their unique features and find out what makes them special.

Listening to our children and responding to them in a ‘keep calm and carry on’ manner will help all of us to deal with the anxieties that these days are bringing. 

As part of Language Week, we encouraged our children to embrace their individuality and celebrate other countries, cultures and traditions.

Marie Skelton (Head of Early Years) shares her thoughts on what the Image of the Child really means in early years education.

With the launch of our new ‘Nature Explorers’ course, our Early Years Blog explores the joys of discovering local nature with your little one.

From home visits to settling-in, our Early Years Blog looks at how parents can prepare themselves and their child for starting nursery for the first time.

Judy Morris, our Early Years Practitioner, explains the importance of communication with your child.

With technology playing an increasingly prominent role in our day-to-day lives, how long babies should be exposed to the virtual world?