Tapestry Talks

The education team discuss the newly published book Working with the revised Early Years Foundation Stage: Principles into Practice by Dr Julian Grenier.

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The Education Team chat about the new Development Matters guidance, what it looks like on Tapestry, and the thought process that led to this opportunity for change.

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This week Jules and Ben chat with early years ambassador Jamel Carly-Campbell. Jamel shares his own journey into the early years, the importance of having mentors, what needs to change to encourage more black men into the sector and the impact early years educators have on the children they work with.

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This week, Ben and Jack from the education team talk with Jenny Barber - an early years trainer, consultant, and author with over 30 years experience. We discuss the importance of CPD, how things have changed in the current climate, and some top tips on how you can access quality CPD at your setting.

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Stephen and Jules talk with Doreen Barton from Sounique Child. Doreen shares her experience of running a childminding business and opening a pre-school nursery, encouraging independence in children and connecting with families – listen out for lots of advice for childminders.

You can find more on Sounique Child here: http://www.souniquechild.co.uk/

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This week Jules and Helen are in conversation with Wendy Scott, President of TACTYC and early years representative on the board of NAPE. They discuss Froebel and how his philosophy has influenced Wendy’s work in early education, building relationships with families, starting with the child, and how the early years can transform lives.

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Helen and Jules host a Q&A with Dr Julian Grenier, author of the new Development Matters, Gill Jones, HMI and Deputy Director of Schools and Early Education, and Wendy Ratcliff, HMI and Principal Officer for Early Education. They ask questions gathered from teachers about evidencing children’s learning, the role of assessment, and what to say to your SLT.

You can watch the video version of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/9PymbbZJa-I

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This week Stephen and Jules chatted with Joss Cambridge-Simmons, founder of Jossy Care and known as the UK’s leading ‘super manny’. They discuss how to talk to children about love, building relationships with families and reaching out to Dads, and challenging male stereotypes in the childcare sector.

www.jossycare.co.uk/

www.facebook.com/JossSimmonsTheBrand/

www.instagram.com/josssimmonsthebrand/

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In this ‘FSF Special’ we were joined by Julian Grenier, author of the new Development Matters, Gill Jones, HMI and Deputy Director of Schools and Early Education, and Wendy Ratcliff, HMI and Principal Officer for Early Education. Julian talked us through some of the principles underlying the new DMs and busted the myths around assessment. Gill and Wendy talk about what Ofsted is doing this term and how myth-busting on the use of assessment data continues.

You can watch the video version of this podcast from our YouTube Channel here: https://youtu.be/V-Et5DY1A9c

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This week Helen and Jules talk with Nina Peters, founder of the Community Interest Company ShieldUs. They discuss how we all need to learn about invisible illnesses to keep children and adults safe and how schools can help.

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Intro Song: Rising Spirits

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