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BRISTOL EARLY YEARS
As a city, we are committed to reducing inequality and building inclusion so that all our children and young people grow up in a city where they feel at home, where they feel they belong, and where they and their families can thrive
Bristol Early Years is aware of the significant workforce recruitment and retention challenges facing the sector, both here in our city, and nationally
Bristol Early Years are committed to addressing diversity and inclusion in a meaningful, constructive and holistic way
The Free Entitlement has been expanded to include 2 year olds from working families from April 24 and Under 2s from working families from September 24.
The government is providing a package of training, qualifications, support and guidance for the early years sector to address the impact of the pandemic on the youngest and most disadvantaged children.
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Early Years Book Club can`t stop laughing this month! We think you`ll enjoy this brilliant poem taken from Ready For Spaghetti by Michael Rosen @iammichaelrosen and Polly Dunbar @pollydunbar
Can you learn this one by heart?
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Early Years Book Club can`t stop laughing this month! We think you`ll enjoy this brilliant poem taken from Ready For Spaghetti by Michael Rosen @iammichaelrosen and Polly Dunbar @pollydunbar
Can you learn this one by heart?
bristol early years, early years book club, bristol and beyond stronger practice hub, joy, reading, quality texts
Early Years Book Club are bringing the joy this month with the theme...
‘Laugh Out Loud!’
Here are the 5 Books that gave us the giggles this month:
Bathe The Cat by Alice B. McGinty and David Roberts @dr.illustration
The Eyebrows of Doom! by Steve Smallman and Miguel Ordonez @stevesmallmanbooks @miguelordonezillustrator
Peck Peck Peck by Lucy Cousins
This is a Book of Shapes by Kenneth Kraegel @kennethkraegel
Monster!Hungry!Phone! by Sean Taylor and Fred Benaglia @seantstories @fredbenaglia
Don’t forget to check out the website for brilliant resources, longer book lists & much more! www.bristolearlyyears.org.uk/early-years-book-club
Early Years Book Club is a collaboration between Bristol Early Years and The Bristol & Beyond Stronger Practice Hub
#bristolandbeyondsph #bristolearlyyears #readingforpleasure #earlyeducation #qualitytext #readingrights #earlyyearsbookclub
Early Years Book Club are bringing the joy this month with the theme...
‘Laugh Out Loud!’
Here are the 5 Books that gave us the giggles this month:
Bathe The Cat by Alice B. McGinty and David Roberts @dr.illustration
The Eyebrows of Doom! by Steve Smallman and Miguel Ordonez @stevesmallmanbooks @miguelordonezillustrator
Peck Peck Peck by Lucy Cousins
This is a Book of Shapes by Kenneth Kraegel @kennethkraegel
Monster!Hungry!Phone! by Sean Taylor and Fred Benaglia @seantstories @fredbenaglia
Don’t forget to check out the website for brilliant resources, longer book lists & much more! www.bristolearlyyears.org.uk/early-years-book-club
Early Years Book Club is a collaboration between Bristol Early Years and The Bristol & Beyond Stronger Practice Hub
#bristolandbeyondsph #bristolearlyyears #readingforpleasure #earlyeducation #qualitytext #readingrights #earlyyearsbookclub
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We look forward to working with you to capture and disseminate the world-class nature of Early Years practice in Bristol. This is your website and we welcome your views, contributions and feedback.
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