The resource is organised under the following areas:

Discover how to connect with and nurture Eco-Emotions in this reflective course, designed to complement the Eco-Emotions webinar series. It breaks down each webinar in the series into bite-sized, easy-to-absorb insights that will deepen your understanding and practice.

Welcome to Embracing Languages, Enriching Lives, a programme that promotes a culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogy in early years and school age care by embracing the home languages of each educator.

Introduction Welcome to this resource for inspiring interactions with children under 2. We hope it will inspire, motivate and challenge your thinking about interactions. This…

Welcome to this short resource on Inspiring Leadership. By the end of this resource, you should be able to:

Welcome to Kids Active The Kids Active programme has been developed to support providing more opportunities for active play, to help more children, become more…

Welcome to the OWLET e-resource, which is organised under the following sections: OWLET, lullabies of the world, is inspired by our experience of teaching and…

Join us for the Reggio Inspired Reflective Course, which breaks down key concepts into easy-to-understand segments that can be applied in your practice immediately. Explore how to create engaging learning environments, encourage collaboration, and support children's natural curiosity and creativity. Whether new to the Reggio approach or seeking to deepen your understanding, this reflective course offers a fantastic opportunity to reflect, share, and grow alongside fellow educators in an inspiring and supportive setting.

Welcome to "Starting Small, Thinking Big," a dynamic outdoor nature pedagogy programme tailored specifically for children under the age of two.

When we consider the wide variety of outdoor environments that children experience in the Early Years sector, it is vital to understand how to support and maximise children’s opportunities for risky play and connecting with nature.

 

This resource is a series of bite size video clips and is organised under the following areas:

1. Key ideas around Learning Stories
2. The format of a Learning Story
3. Can Learning Stories change the culture of a setting
4. What if you are not a confident writer
5. Using technology to document Learning Stories
6. Considerations for Policy Makers

Exploring language and identity with Mother Tongues When considering the benefits of multilingualism and the increasingly linguistically diverse profile of many countries worldwide, there is…

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