Kindred Squared
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Kindred Squared is a charitable foundation working collaboratively to drive urgent change to early education and early child development.
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http://kindredsquared.org.uk 17-01-2020 08:37:51
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Want to take a closer look at Labour’s plans for school-based nurseries? This Nursery World webinar will also look at the logistics involved when embarking on a partnership with a school. Online and free on 25 September at 12:15pm. Sign up here ⬇️ kinsq.org/4dEQP1K
This report from The Children's Society shows some worrying statistics and a continuing decline in young people's wellbeing in the UK.
What do you think about the 12-member panel chosen to lead Labour #CurriculumReview? Schools Week kinsq.org/4ea4Jsz
It's easy to overlook the mental health needs of babies because we often focus more on recording physical development. This Nursery World article discusses how creating a strong foundation in babyhood is key to robust mental health as children get older. kinsq.org/3MrRdVl
Domestic abuse affects 1 in 5 children across the UK. Positive experiences throughout childhood help to build healthy brains, while experiencing childhood trauma & abuse can harm a child’s brain development. Join this The For Baby's Sake Trust webinar to learn more 👇
How did the pandemic impact babies starting school as children now? #SchoolReadiness BBC News (UK) kinsq.org/4epQrEn
The The Royal Society has today published its recommendations for a radical reform of maths education from #EarlyYears and throughout compulsory education, to address the growing need for data skills in the workplace and in everyday life. #CurriculumReview kinsq.org/3XrG78S
37 days holiday, flexible working, "paw-ternity" leave... This nursery in Billericay is thinking outside-the-box when it comes to staff benefits. What other benefits do you think could help recruit and retain #EarlyYears staff? Nursery World kinsq.org/47smTDP
This "crisis" in #EarlyYears recruitment is not a surprise. The sector has been talking about it for years. What did the government think was going to happen? The i paper kinsq.org/3MvuKXh
Every £1 invested in quality early care and education saves taxpayers £13 in future costs. For every £1 spent on early years education, £7 has to be spent to have the same impact in adolescence. Prof. James Heckman kinsq.org/3TeHnK6
This blog shares a first-hand account of a parent accessing funded childcare. kinsq.org/47bYuBY Working Families
Children in the UK are less likely than their international classmates to be ready for school. #SchoolReadiness Theirworld kinsq.org/4geZfhL
"Last month, an investigation by ITV found that nearly 1/3 of parents whose kids have special needs have had to use the law to get them the support they need" What about the children whose parents cannot access legal services? Is this OK? The Guardian kinsq.org/4ggoBfu