A reflective session inviting early years educators to pause and consider equality, diversity and inclusion in their own practice. In a supportive space, participants explore how their values, experiences and biases shape their work with children and families, and consider what equitable practice looks like in action.
The Terrific Twos Network is an opportunity for early years practitioners and leaders in Bristol to connect around a shared passion for working with two-year-olds. Whether experienced or new to the age group, and whether based in a setting, school or childminder provision, this is a chance to focus on this unique age group, visit other settings and gain peer support. Facilitated by local specialist leaders for birth to three years, Millie Colwey and Megan Day.
A practical, reflective session exploring how physical, emotional and relational environments communicate messages about identity, belonging and inclusion. Participants examine how their own values and assumptions shape the spaces children encounter, and leave with renewed confidence to embed authentic representation into everyday practice.
Bristol's Baby Practitioner Networks have grown from six citywide meetings to nine locality-based clusters, with three meetings each in North, South and East & Central Bristol, giving practitioners more opportunities to connect, share practice and be part of a supportive community focused on giving babies the best start in life. Free to attend and open to all — explore current themes in baby room practice, share ideas and celebrate great practice.
Bristol's Baby Practitioner Networks have grown from six citywide meetings to nine locality-based clusters, with three meetings each in North, South and East & Central Bristol, giving practitioners more opportunities to connect, share practice and be part of a supportive community focused on giving babies the best start in life. Free to attend and open to all — explore current themes in baby room practice, share ideas and celebrate great practice.
A session introducing practical ways to diversify and decolonise the early years curriculum. Participants explore strategies for embedding diverse voices, experiences and knowledge systems into everyday learning, moving beyond tokenism toward authentic representation.
Bristol's Baby Practitioner Networks have grown from six citywide meetings to nine locality-based clusters, with three meetings each in North, South and East & Central Bristol, giving practitioners more opportunities to connect, share practice and be part of a supportive community focused on giving babies the best start in life. Free to attend and open to all — explore current themes in baby room practice, share ideas and celebrate great practice.
The Terrific Twos Network is an opportunity for early years practitioners and leaders in Bristol to connect around a shared passion for working with two-year-olds. Whether experienced or new to the age group, and whether based in a setting, school or childminder provision, this is a chance to focus on this unique age group, visit other settings and gain peer support. Facilitated by local specialist leaders for birth to three years, Millie Colwey and Megan Day.
Bristol's Baby Practitioner Networks have grown from six citywide meetings to nine locality-based clusters, with three meetings each in North, South and East & Central Bristol, giving practitioners more opportunities to connect, share practice and be part of a supportive community focused on giving babies the best start in life. Free to attend and open to all — explore current themes in baby room practice, share ideas and celebrate great practice.
The Terrific Twos Network is an opportunity for early years practitioners and leaders in Bristol to connect around a shared passion for working with two-year-olds. Whether experienced or new to the age group, and whether based in a setting, school or childminder provision, this is a chance to focus on this unique age group, visit other settings and gain peer support. Facilitated by local specialist leaders for birth to three years, Millie Colwey and Megan Day.
Bristol's Baby Practitioner Networks have grown from six citywide meetings to nine locality-based clusters, with three meetings each in North, South and East & Central Bristol, giving practitioners more opportunities to connect, share practice and be part of a supportive community focused on giving babies the best start in life. Free to attend and open to all — explore current themes in baby room practice, share ideas and celebrate great practice.
The Terrific Twos Network is an opportunity for early years practitioners and leaders in Bristol to connect around a shared passion for working with two-year-olds. Whether experienced or new to the age group, and whether based in a setting, school or childminder provision, this is a chance to focus on this unique age group, visit other settings and gain peer support. Facilitated by local specialist leaders for birth to three years, Millie Colwey and Megan Day.
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