By the time this edition of Early Days goes to print I will have celebrated 30 years of marriage with my wonderful husband, Pete. So perhaps it is fitting that “Professional Love” is the theme of this magazine. There have been times in those thirty years when loving and sticking together has been a decision and commitment rather than a…
Current interest in the understanding of “professional love” (Page, 2011), and how this is perceived in Early Years groups across the country, provides an important opportunity to look at how love might be understood in a Christian nursery, and how that links with our desire to express to children and families the unconditional love of God as our Father. Jools…
It seems to me that these days it is a tough thing to be a two-year-old. How often do they hear that they need to be a “big boy or girl now”? It’s also a time when changes are happening to them that impact their short lives in quite dramatic ways. Maybe it’s heading off to nursery, and being told…
Rebecca Nye recently wrote a wonderful article about children’s spirituality and began with a wondering question about young children’s encounters with God: “What can we know of their spirituality? Perhaps playing a game of hide and seek is a good analogy here. What we are looking for is certainly already ‘there’ somewhere, but it can be hidden in so many…
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Some of our Early Years children would love this I'm sure 😊
It's #throwbackthursday and we're going back to the end of last year, when we took a plane to Hadlow Primary School as part of our MAF Advent Adventure! Over 200 pupils from the school got the chance ...
Hand prints or.......?
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Have you ever wondered what all the fuss is about with hand print art? This article provokes reflection about this often debated area of early childhood visual arts pedagogy.
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The Joy and Sorrow of Rereading Holt’s "How Children Learn"
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Here, summed up, are John Holt’s great insights about children’s learning.
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