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May 2022

CPD Topic 2: Teacher Resilience & Work/Life Balance

Course content: This topic has been developed with Dr Steph Ainsworth. Steph is an education researcher and teacher educator in Manchester Met’s School of Teacher Education and Professional Development. She…

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May 2022

Little Lockdowners Webinar: FAQs

Following the TTS Little Lockdowners webinar, we have received lots of great questions and requests for additional content and support. In this article, we highlight our answers to your questions,…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners Loose Parts Play TTS

Loose Parts Play for Babies and Pre-school aged Children

Let’s not forget that loose parts are nothing new. Block play and treasure baskets are a staple in every early year’s environment and offer the same benefits and experiences. They’re open-ended, developmentally…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners Loose Parts Play TTS Wellbeing

Loose Parts Play – What’s all the fuss about?

Why loose parts play? The topic of Loose Parts Play has become very popular over the last few years. The reason the subject has become so popular is that people…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS Wellbeing

Effects of the Pandemic on Children in the Early Years

In March 2020, the Covid pandemic hit the UK and the first of several lockdowns occurred. We have all been affected by this and children are no exception. I spoke…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners Panellists TTS

Professor David Daley: Enhancing Inhibitory Control in Early Years

What are inhibitory controls? Inhibitory controls are an important part of our executive functioning system, which help to regulate children’s behaviour. Specifically, an inhibitory control operates like an early warning…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Identifying Missed Opportunities for Learning Post-pandemic

There is no doubt that children born just before or into the pandemic have had a very different start to their Early Years education. Emma Fleckney from Nordic Star highlights…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Using the Magic of Picture Books to Explore Feelings and Emotions – The Colour monster by Anna Llenas

Young children may be little, but this doesn’t stop them from experiencing BIG feelings. Picture books can provide the perfect stimulus for exploring feelings and emotions. They enable children to…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners Outdoor TTS Wellbeing

The Importance of Outdoor Play for our Children’s Mental Health

Kay Miller, MD and co-founder of The Den Kit Co, explains the importance of Outdoor Play for our Children's Mental Health. Kay left her post as Head Teacher of a rural Shropshire primary…

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May 2022

Early Years Little Lockdowners TTS

Let Love Lead Learning

As parents and professionals working in the early years, we hope that every day is full of fun, laughter, friendships and success for every child. Our youngest children sometimes rely on…

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CPD Topic 2: Teacher Resilience & Work/Life Balance

Little Lockdowners Webinar: FAQs

Loose Parts Play for Babies and Pre-school aged Children

Loose Parts Play – What’s all the fuss about?

Effects of the Pandemic on Children in the Early Years

Professor David Daley: Enhancing Inhibitory Control in Early Years

Identifying Missed Opportunities for Learning Post-pandemic

Using the Magic of Picture Books to Explore Feelings and Emotions – The Colour monster by Anna Llenas

The Importance of Outdoor Play for our Children’s Mental Health

Let Love Lead Learning

Science Sparks’ Top Primary Science Resources

Having Fun with Computer Control and Programming

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