Welcome to our library of webinars! This resource has been growing monthly since the Hub was first launched. All of the hosts of the webinars are happy for you to use the films for training at staff meetings or for individual CPD. Click on the highlighted titles to access via a data collection form. This is used so that we can keep a record of the numbers of settings using our resources.
Some of the webinars have accompanying Blogs, and these are linked where relevant. Please leave feedback for the webinars in the YouTube comments or on the form below if you have time!
Working with Babies and Toddlers:
Joyful Care Routines in the Baby Room - led by Dr Mona Sakr
Read Mona's blog HERE
Schematic Play, or Poor Behaviour? - led by Tamsin Grimmer
Blog HERE
The Role of Key Person and Attachment - led by Sue Asquith
Psychoanalytic Infant Observation - led by Emma Taylor
Babies' Brains and Co-regulation - led by Dr Mona Sakr
Read Mona's blog, "How Babies’ Brains Develop in the First Year of Life" HERE
Baby Music and Sensory Play - led by Helen Battelley
Helen has 2 blogs on this subject: PART ONE and PART TWO
From Co-Regulation to Self-Regulation - led by Dr Mona Sakr
Communication and Language:
Supporting and Monitoring the Early Communication of Boys and Girls - led by Louise Griffiths
Strengthening Practice with Quality Interactions in the Early Years - Part 1 - led by Suzanne Taylor
Strengthening Practice with Quality Interactions in the Early Years - Part 2 - led by Suzanne Taylor
Supporting learners of English as an additional language - led by Louise Griffiths
Physical Development:
Prime Areas of Physical Development Part 1 - led by Suzanne Taylor
Prime Areas of Physical Development Part 2 - led by Suzanne Taylor
Sensory Processing in the Early Years - led by Sue Asquith
Sue's blog HERE
Moving to Write Part 1 (Gross Motor Skills) - led by Suzanne Taylor
Moving to Write Part 2 (Fine Motor Skills) - led by Suzanne Taylor
Moving to Write Blog HERE
Boys:
Getting it Right for Boys - led by Neil Farmer
PSED:
Seeing Through the Behaviour to the Child Underneath - led by Ben Kingston-Hughes
Why Wellbeing Matters - led by Lisa Bedlow
Read Lisa's blog HERE
Strengthening Practice Using Well-being and Involvement in the Early Years Part 1 - led by Suzanne Taylor
Strengthening Practice Using Well-being and Involvement in the Early Years Part 2 - led by Suzanne Taylor
Early Executive Function - led by Prof John P Spencer
Keep Calm and Self Regulate - led by Sue Asquith
Blog HERE
Mathematics:
Early Learning: Counting & Cardinality - Led by Nathan Crook. The accompanying resources can be found here.
Spatial Reasoning - led by Fiona Greenwood
Ramping up Maths: See the Possibilities in Play led by Young Minds Big Maths
Nature & Outdoors:
Little Learners, Big Nature - led by the Royal Horticultural Society
Expressive Arts:
Calling all Superheroes! - led by Tamsin Grimmer
Accompanying blog HERE
Making the Ordinary Extraordinary: learning together with everyday materials - led by Debi Keyte-Harland
Debi has a blog HERE
Working with children with SEND:
Fundamentals of Inclusion - led by Meggie Fisher
Meggie's accompanying blog HERE
Understanding Distress in Neurodivergent Children - and how to help! - led by Tanya Spiers
An introduction to the new DfE Early Years SEND Assessment Guidance - led by Lee Friend
Accompanying blog HERE
Autism Affirming Practice in Early Childhood - led by Kerry Murphy
Neurodiversity Affirming Practice and Play - led by Kerry Murphy
Beyond Selective Eating: Recognising Early Signs of ARFID, led by Amy Plumer at Parenting Special Children
Leadership and Management:
Stretching Your Staff Through Supervision - led by Ruth Mercer
Read the accompanying blog HERE
Representation Matters: Creating Space for Culturally Appropriate Resources - led by Dr Sharon Collies
Sharon's blog HERE
Leading Liquid Learning - Growing Outdoor Champions - led by Kathryn Solly
Accompanying blog HERE
The Role of Key Person and Attachment - led by Sue Asquith
Childminder Webinars:
The Early Years Inspection Toolkit - led by Paula-Jane Wylie
Nutrition and Safety in Childminding - led by Paula-Jane Wylie
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