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Episode 15: Empowering early years leaders
In this episode, presenter Colin Kelly and his guests discuss the main challenges facing leaders in early education today. 🌿
Guest speakers, Simon Bateson, Kayla Halls, Sam Jones explore what it means to be a leader in early years settings and how a Froebelian approach can support leaders in their work.
Access the podcast transcript and learn more about the speakers on the Froebel Trust website. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4sxSfCX
Explore the Trusts Research Highlights that summarises recent early childhood research.
➡️ https://bit.ly/4jAVDZI
Released December 2024.
Don't forget to follow/subscribe to this podcast to receive updates on the next release!
The Froebel Trust's new strategy will be created in 2026 and educators, academics and stakeholders in the early childhood sector are being asked to help shape it. The Trust is asking people to complete a short survey so it can target its resources to help meet the needs and interests of the early childhood sector and Froebelian community. To participate, please complete the anonymous short survey by 19 February 2026.
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In this episode, presenter Colin Kelly and his guests discuss the main challenges facing leaders in early education today. 🌿
Guest speakers, Simon Bateson, Kayla Halls, Sam Jones explore what it means to be a leader in early years settings and how a Froebelian approach can support leaders in their work.
Access the podcast transcript and learn more about the speakers on the Froebel Trust website. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4sxSfCX
Explore the Trusts Research Highlights that summarises recent early childhood research.
➡️ https://bit.ly/4jAVDZI
Released December 2024.
Don't forget to follow/subscribe to this podcast to receive updates on the next release!
The Froebel Trust's new strategy will be created in 2026 and educators, academics and stakeholders in the early childhood sector are being asked to help shape it. The Trust is asking people to complete a short survey so it can target its resources to help meet the needs and interests of the early childhood sector and Froebelian community. To participate, please complete the anonymous short survey by 19 February 2026.