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Maths Champions – Stand G7
The Maths Champions programme by the National Day Nurseries Association is a professional development course designed to improve early years maths outcomes. It provides 12 months of flexible online training, practical resources and ongoing support to help practitioners embed maths into everyday play and routines. The programme involves appointing a Maths Champion and Deputy who complete structured training and lead improvements within their setting. It focuses on building staff confidence, knowledge and skills in supporting children’s mathematical development. Overall, the
Open Day at our Nursery 4th May 2026
Enjoy a free session during half term, joining us for our Open Day! Do not miss the date 4th May 2026 from 12pm to 2 pm.
What can tracks teach kids? Preschool science activities are a big deal
Oh, that’s how that works—wow! Your preschooler’s inquisitive little mind is going ten million miles an hour as they start putting together all the information that they’ve gathered about the world during toddlerhood, from motion and body movements to using new materials and supplies to craft something unique.And, according to our experts, that makes this the perfect time to start helping kids build early science skills and more. There will be focus throughout this year on mastering letters, sounds, and
New parents share their middle of the night google searches
Every new parent knows the feeling: It’s 2 a.m. You’re bleary-eyed, and you want nothing more than for everyone to get some sleep. But you’re up. And so is your new baby.Though it would be amazing if your little one could tell you what’s keeping them awake, all you can do is try your best to figure it out. Sometimes, there’s no clear answer. But at least you’ve got Google. There will be focus throughout this year on mastering letters,
Back to work after baby? Infant teachers share tips to make the transition easier
Just when you were getting the hang of having a baby, it’s time to go back to work. Besides the expected changes (picking your tasks back up, catching up on all the office gossip you’ve missed), your priorities have shifted now that you’re a parent. Lunch breaks might turn into pumping time, while happy hours look more like heading out early to pick up the baby. There will be focus throughout this year on mastering letters, sounds, and words. You’ll
How to help your children be smart
Today it seems as if everyone, including young children, are plugged in. Playing games, using educational apps, watching YouTube videos, thumbing through social media—screen time is a part of our culture. And while technology has become a critical tool in our lives, it has also been linked to emotional and health risks, including the tendency to sit instead of being physically active, sleeping problems, social isolation, and bullying. There will be focus throughout this year on mastering letters, sounds, and