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Using Tuff Trays in your Early Years Setting Want to find more out about using Tuff Trays in early years education? Read this blog to find out the benef... 02.08.24
10 Ways to Play with Sand by Hayley Winter Playing in sand is a great way to get children to work on their motor skills as well as a great resource to...
Creative Crates - a multifunctional resource In this blog, Kelly from the Tinker Tent, shares with us her thoughts and ideas on how to get creative with...
What I Know Now: Behaviour Ivana Barron shares her insight into behaviours that we may see in the Early Years and suggests strategies ...
Inclusive Mental Health Support in the Classroom Just as we adults need to take care of our own mental health, so do children. Carly Sygrove offers some sug...
How to set up a calming or sensory space in a classroom Ruth Lue-Quee, educational expert, explores the power and purpose of sensory spaces, as well as offering pr...
Creating Your Calm Corner Why do we need to consider this kind of intervention now and why is it so important to effectively resource...
Tuff Trays - Top 10 Messy Play Ideas Tuff trays are perfect for messy play and sensory activities. Babblebrooke Day Nursery share their top 10 i...
Creative and festive Stick Man ideas Stick Man is a favourite story to share with children at this time of year and as well as being fun to read...
Home Learning: Handwriting Help (part 2) There is so much more to handwriting than just holding a pen. Once children have developed their gross moto...
Home Learning: Handwriting Help (part 1) Handwriting is a complex process that requires children to use a lot of skills and strength. Watch as your ...
Ask the Experts Q&A: Learning at Home and Home-Schooling We know these are uncertain times for parents and it can be difficult to know what ‘home-schooling’ we shou...
Sensory Diets during Lockdown - How to support your child with sensory activities In this blog, Alison Harris, a Lead Occupational Therapist, explores practical strategies for supporting yo...
The power of picture books by Tishylishy Throughout my teaching career I have had a love of picture books and I’ve yet to find a colleague that does...
The appeal of tinker trays for loose part play by Little Miss Early Years I first came across tinker trays on Pinterest and I have been hooked on the idea ever since. They encompass...
How to make Harvest hedgehog buns As the evenings close in and we huddle up around the fire with mugs of hot chocolate, our gardens and hedge...
Making magic wands - a school holiday project Any child will enjoy having a go at this simple craft, but especially lovers of magical fiction such as Har...
5 reasons to visit Childcare Expo - Manchester Childcare Expo Manchester is a popular show for all those working in the early years sector, from nursery t...
Pre-writing skills No one runs a marathon without first training their legs to cope with the amount of exercise they will have...
Nursing home meets Nursery - a powerful combination Little Pips, a Nursery in sleepy Somerset, is all about providing children with real experiences that they ...
How to create an autumn pine cone hedgehog A lovely autumn craft using 3 simple items.
Transient Art by 'Stimulating Learning with Rachel' There are so many benefits to transient art! Today I wanted to outline some of these and share a few of the...
Mouldable Skwooshi - Review Have you heard of Skwooshi? It is a mess-free mouldable compound with a difference. Penny Watts, director o...
10 fantastic free school trips and visits In need of some ideas for free school trips? In the present climate, teachers are tending to organise fewer...
Independence or dependence in the Early Years Anyone involved in teaching young children knows how important it is to develop skills for independence, bu...
Experience of number through play Children should be allowed to experience numbers in a relaxed, informal way. It’s important to carefully pl...
Remembrance Day biscuits As we approach the 11th of the 11th and poppies bloom on school jumpers and blazer lapels across the countr...
Early Years Themes: Dinosaurs Dinosaurs, WOW! Young children love dinosaurs. To the youngest minds, dinosaurs are fantastical creatures w...

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