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ACSI
Association of Christian Schools International – Offers good resources for early years education.
ACT
Association of Christian Teachers – A non-denominational Christian membership organisation that provides professional and spiritual support to Christians engaged in school and college education in England and around the world.
Children Webmag
Childcare magazine published by a consortium led by the Centre for Children and Youth, Univ of Northampton,UK.
CCCF
Christian Child Care Forum – CCCF is about making linkages between practitioners across the “looked after children” sector as well as those more concerned with church-based children and youth work.
Daily Doughnut
Bite sized bible study for all the family. Doughnut is designed to help your family get to know God better by thinking about the Bible.
CURBS
Children in URBan Situations – Provides Christian resources for inner-city children and those on outer urban estates. Also support, training and encouragement for children’s workers in such areas.
Spurgeons Network
A national membership scheme that links together and resources Christians involved in providing support to children and young people in their local community.
Parent Toddler Groups Together
Informal support and prayer network in the context of developing ministry to children and families.
Springfield Project
Based at St Christopher’s Church, providing services to children and their families in the local community in SE Birmingham.
WhatIfLearning
What if Learning is an innovative website that will help you catch the vision for Christian education in a practical way.
Member Setting Websites:
Lighthouse Nursery School
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Mr Noah’s Nursery
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Thurrock Christian Fellowship
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Facebook Posts
Love Early Years shared a link.
Who Is Responsible for Children's Faith Formation? - Barna Group
barna.com
Church leaders agree that spiritual formation begins in the home and continues in the church, but the influence of schools is disproportionate.
When did you last dance?
Science confirms: Dancing makes you happy
psychology-spot.com
When we dance our brain releases endorphins, neurotransmitters that create a feeling of comfort, relaxation, fun and power, so dancing makes us happy.
Love Early Years shared a link.
The Real Reasons Toddlers Push Limits
janetlansbury.com
Limit-pushing behavior can confound even the most attuned parent or caregiver. Why would our sweet darling throw her toy at us when we’ve just asked her not to, and then add insult to injury by smir...
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