In this recent article from Nursery World, Louise Addison, Office Manager at Little Pippins pre-school, shares how the team make the most of having everything in one place:

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We have supported our friends Tapestry to shape their annual survey this year, see below to add your thoughts!

For the last few years, Tapestry has released a survey to find out how those working in education are finding things.
Whether you are working in EY, school based in some way or working in education in another capacity, the survey can be found here: surveymonkey.com/r/S7XYBVC

We’ve created a short survey for those working in the early years and primary sectors, with a focus on topics such as the expanded offer for 2-year-olds, how educators are using AI, & proposed Labour EY & education policies. We’d love to hear your views:

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What’s the point of observing a fake lesson? Traditional lesson observations need to stop. Jack Dabell – Tapestry – says we must develop a culture of drop-ins that build on good practice rather than setting out to judge poor practice: buff.ly/3JQpw7d #edutwitter

What’s the point of observing a fake lesson? Traditional lesson observations need to stop. Jack Dabell – Tapestry – says we must develop a culture of drop-ins that build on good practice rather than setting out to judge poor practice: buff.ly/3JQpw7d #edutwitter

I’m so excited to have written the first children’s book about a child starting nursery with a Male EY teacher as the character. The USA/ Canada/ Australia release is on Monday fatherhoodinst Famly Nursery World Early Years Educator Tapestry Male Childcare and Teaching Jobs Teach Early Years

This week, Ben and Jules chat with Teacher Of Love about the role of grandparents in the lives of children. They discuss the importance of intergenerational learning, how to navigate relationships and share knowledge, and the love and joy that can be present.

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Alexandra and Jack from our Product Support team recently recorded a video where they explained some of the processes for using the EYFS on Tapestry.

In this section, they provide a short example around using the Areas of Concern screen:

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Very pleased to be able to share the cover of the book that myself and Ann Doncaster Early Years Inclusion Team have written for Routledge Books.

'The Inclusive Early Years Educator' will be available this summer and is a practical toolkit for reflecting on provision and practice.

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A beginner’s guide to growing things In Education settings… this could be very useful 🌱💗⬇️

Looking forward to opening proceedings for SSBC Shared Learning Webinar tomorrow morning. It’s free and you can find out more information and register here 👉🏾: smallstepsbigchanges.org.uk/news-and-event…

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The brand new 'Beginner’s Guide to Growing Things in Educational Settings’ has been written by Let’s Grow to help childminders, nurseries and schools consider opportunities to grow more plants with their children.

Download it for FREE here: ow.ly/fTi150RlYae

In a special vodcast, Jules chatted with Jen Redmond, Sean Chandler, and Lizzie Wharton, who have all been part of the CBeebies Grown-Ups 🎉 Musical Storyland series. They discussed the ideas behind the series and the teacher resources that accompany it.

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In this new #TapestryArticle , Early Years educator and technology specialist Richard Waite reflects on the importance of Online/E-Safety in the Early Years for parents and carers and EY professionals:

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When it comes to supporting pupils using English as an additional language #EAL , strong home-school relationships are vital. Author of a new guide from Tapestry – @Sejal Payne – offers some practical pointers buff.ly/4aLaScO #edutwitter

So it's finally done a very reflective piece on my experience as a Male Early Years Educator. Thanks must go to Jamel.Carly
Tapestry whom without the article would never have been written.
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Get to know Prof. Professor Eunice Lumsden, who spoke to Siren Films Ltd about her career in childhood, youth and families, what diversity and inclusivity mean to her, holistic safeguarding, why policymakers need to use up to date research, and more.

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A further reason to consider Tapestry if you're working in a specialist setting. Many nurseries and schools are now monitoring EHCP outcomes on Tapestry.

Let me know if you would like to arrange a chat to discuss.