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Posted byKathy Brodie on October 8, 2016.
Kris Nimbley is studying for his BA (Hons) in Childhood Studies in Scotland and we started corresponding when he downloaded his free copy of the observation guidelines. We then ‘bumped into’ each other on Twitter – and the conversations haven’t stopped since!
Kris has a very clear vision of how he would like to see the Early Years sector develop, with a mountain of sensible ideas. Hear about how Kris got onto his course ‘almost by mistake’, his ethos and philosophy for Early Years Education and how his own early childhood experiences have influenced these.
You too can follow Kris on Twitter: @KrisNimbley
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Posted byKathy Brodie on July 21, 2016.
Greg Lane has worked at several different settings, working his way up to manager at Colville Nursery Centre, Notting Hill, a LEYF nursery.
In this podcast he discusses the next stage in his career – an MA in Applied Theatre, which sounds amazing!
During the podcast we touch on the current recruitment crisis in Early Years, the different ways that theatre can be brought to Early Years and how he started in the Early Years sector himself.
When there are more details to share about Greg’s Early Years theatre projects, I will post them on here for you.
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Find out more about Colville Nursery centre here: www.leyf.org.uk/nursery/colville-nursery-centre
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Posted byKathy Brodie on June 9, 2016.
Nige Graven is an Outstanding Childminder, based in Knutsford, Cheshire with his wife Sarah Neville.
In this podcast Nige explains how he came into childminding and some of his experiences whilst looking after children. We discuss the increasing lack of support for childminders and Nige tells one of his trade-mark jokes!
Find the Knutsford Childminding blog here. and their company site here.
Their Twitter account, @knutsfordchildm, is here.
The Childminding Forum, which is mentioned in the podcast, is here.
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