Young children learn better when they are in a mixed age setting
Young children learn better when they are in a mixed age setting Children are like tiny flowers: They are varied and need care, but each
Young children learn better when they are in a mixed age setting Children are like tiny flowers: They are varied and need care, but each
Outdoor Learning ‘The word Forest conjures up a different image, suggesting a wilder, risker, scarier space, less confined and cultivated than the garden.’ (Tovey, p82).
Why are our pet’s so important to us? ‘Pets can have amazing therapeutic benefits for children and young people’ (Carter M, Independent 2019). There are
A day in the life of a nursery Manager At a recent manager meeting, I asked the leadership team to discuss their role within the
Woodwork in the early years ‘Woodwork is popular and provides a rich source of enjoyment as well as learning. It helps develop children’s imagination and
Why is play vital for children’s learning? ‘Play is like a biological drive, a need that is as important for them as eating and sleeping’