Tapestry Talks

This week Jules talks with Suma Din. Suma is the author of the book Muslim mothers and their children’s schooling, and was a speaker at the Tapestry Education Conference: Reflecting on Parental Engagement. For her presentation, Suma spoke to three minority mums about their experience, and in this conversation Jules and Suma reflect on one of the mum’s narratives.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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Joss Cambridge-Simmons talks to Jules and Stephen about his work with babies, and the importance of being 'in tune'. He also discusses the barriers he has faced as a male nanny and provides advice for those interested in working with very young children.

Stephen and Jules chat with Adam Marycz, manager of an early years setting and wraparound care, about what you can learn from being a manager who also works in ratio, the importance of seeking out accessible CPD in different ways, and reflecting on the changes in the EYFS as September approaches.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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Jack and Jules chat with Tom Harbour, CEO of Learning with Parents. They discuss why parental engagement is so important, how educators can reduce barriers to engagement for families, and why we need to see education as something that happens everywhere, not just in schools and settings.

Stephen is joined by Catherine McLeod and Liz Pemberton to discuss the differences between ‘inclusion’ and ‘belonging’, how excluded children from minoritised ethnic groups with SEND can become in the Early Years and the importance of high quality training for Early Years Professionals on the subject of anti-racism.

Jules and Ben chat with Jannah Hayah about learning Makaton with her son, Musa, how communication is not just about words, and what adults need to remember when working with children with Downs Syndrome.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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This week, Stephen and Jules chat to Barbara Adzajlic and Susie Heywood, who established the organisation Gender Friendly Scotland. They believe in a whole nursery approach to gender stereotyping which aims to ensure that children and staff in early years settings are not in any way limited because of their gender.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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This week Stephen chats to Laura England who is an Early Years teacher, award winning author and podcast host. Laura discusses high quality environments, how environment and pedagogy link and gives her thoughts on how social media has impacted the way we set up our spaces.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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Anya and Jules chat with Simmone Boyce, who is currently in her third year studying psychotherapeutic counselling. Simmone discusses how using a trauma informed approach can enable adults to connect with children, reframing our responses, being curious, having empathy, and allowing the child to feel seen and listened to.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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Helen and Jules chat with LA Advisor, trainer and consultant Ruth Swailes about developing a curriculum, evolving and using your child development knowledge to support this, and starting from what works well in your setting and practice.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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