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Courses
Browse our courses below - you can book tickets to attend through our App, access those you are already registered on, or enrol yourself today (courses with a small blue arrow are free to enrol on - create a free account or log into your existing account to do so).
Available courses
Join us to hear about two recent pieces of research which have looked at reasons why some groups of children are less likely to take up their funded entitlements to early childhood education. Both reports include practical recommendations as to local authorities and other stakeholders can do to improve take up.
Join Kym Scott for our new interactive Learning Circle, focused around ensuring progression in literacy from 3-6 through both play and playful practice.
[Book your place to attend on our App]Join Janine Davenall for our new interactive Learning Circle, focused around Mathematics in the early years.
We are very pleased to host a free, one-hour webinar from BBC Tiny Happy People. The session will reveal everything you need to know to feel confident recommending this service to families that you work with.
Join Emma Willson and Dr Tammy Campbell for this free event reflecting on findings from recent NAO reports on education disadvantage in early years.
Join Julie Fisher for our interactive Learning Circle, focused on high quality adult-child interactions.
Join Nicola Burke for a unique, interactive Learning Circle, focused on communication, personal development, and wellbeing.
Join us for this free briefing session on school-based nurseries with Beatrice Merrick and Becky Cook.
Join Kerry Murphy for our new interactive Learning Circle, focused around neurodiversity and child development.
In this presentation we will explore resilience and vulnerability through the lenses of neuroscience and child development. We will consider how children's developing resilience can be observed and what we can do to support the young child holistically through outdoor play. There will be practical suggestions and opportunity to explore a new holistic tool for observing and assessing children's resilience.
This session with Julie Revels will consider how the brain and the nervous system work together as part of internal mechanism to support self-regulation and to develop strong executive function. The role of the adult supporting children through co-regulation will also be explored.