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Early Years Podcast

Enriching Learning Opportunities Outdoors

Dec 2022

Meet Podcast Guest: Ellen Sandseter

Ellen Sandseter is a Ph.d., professor at the Department of Physical Education and Health at Queen Maud University College of Early Childhood Education. Ellen's primary research focus is on children’s…

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Dec 2022

Early Years Podcast TTS

Meet Podcast Guest: Sue Asquith

Sue Asquith is an award-winning, freelance International Early Childhood Consultant and published author offering quality, affordable childcare training and consultancy visits. Sue has worked in affiliation with her local authority and…

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Sep 2022

Inspire Primary SEN TTS

Supporting all learners: Top tips and strategies from Rebecca Duffus

In this article, Rebecca Duffus suggests her top tips and strategies for supporting all learners in the classroom. When suggesting strategies to support neurodivergent learners, educators sometimes worry that they…

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Sep 2022

Inspire Primary SEN TTS

Andrew Whitehouse: ADHD strategies that support all learners

In this article, Andrew Whitehouse shares ADHD strategies to support all learners. ADHD is a complex neurological disorder and there is significantly more to it than Attention Deficit, Hyperactivity, and Impulsivity.…

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Aug 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Empowering Early Years Webinar: FAQs

Following the TTS Talking: Empowering Early Years Education webinar, we received lots of great questions and requests for additional content and support. In this article, we highlight our answers to…

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Aug 2022

Early Years Inspire TTS Wellbeing

Jamel Carly Campbell: Empowering the Early Years Workforce

In all of my 20 years of working in early years, I’ve never seen the sector in the condition it’s currently in. We continue to be overlooked by the government and…

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Aug 2022

Early Years SEN TTS Wellbeing

Ruth Lue-Quee: Mentally Healthy Classrooms

Ruth Lue-Quee, Education and Inclusion Expert, explores and offers practical advice on how to create mentally healthy classrooms. Below is a short excerpt. Everybody knows how to look after their physical…

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Aug 2022

TTS Wellbeing

Kate Moxley: Rethinking Educator Wellbeing

Have you ever wondered how many early years educators have left the profession because of their mental health? I do, because I did. I also know that I am not…

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Aug 2022

Early Years TTS Wellbeing

David Wright: Attract, Recruit, Retain and Develop or Retain, Develop, Attract and Recruit?

It is generally agreed that we are currently facing a crisis in our Early Years workforce numbers in England. The statistics are alarming. As of 2021 there were estimated to…

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Aug 2022

Early Years Leadership Wellbeing

Early Years Funding: What support is available for Nursery Settings?

We are all aware of the difficulties currently being faced in the Early Years sector, with regards to retention and funds. That's why we have put together a handy guide…

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World of Education

Meet Podcast Guest: Ellen Sandseter

Meet Podcast Guest: Sue Asquith

Supporting all learners: Top tips and strategies from Rebecca Duffus

Andrew Whitehouse: ADHD strategies that support all learners

Empowering Early Years Webinar: FAQs

Jamel Carly Campbell: Empowering the Early Years Workforce

Ruth Lue-Quee: Mentally Healthy Classrooms

Kate Moxley: Rethinking Educator Wellbeing

David Wright: Attract, Recruit, Retain and Develop or Retain, Develop, Attract and Recruit?

Early Years Funding: What support is available for Nursery Settings?

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