• Back to Basics: Learning Through a Continuous Provision Approach

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    Play is a process that enables all children to make sense of the world they inhabit and supports all areas of learning and development in the earliest years. Continuous Provision is an effective approach that provides the context and teaching strategies for playful learning to occur in a differentiated manner. Come and find out more about the research that underpins the approach and explore ways to make it work effectively for the children in your setting. We will consider how enabling learning environments, both inside and out, can deepen children's thinking, skills, and knowledge, and we will explore the role of the educator as an effective play partner alongside.

    Free
  • Things I Wish I Knew About the Emotional Environment of Early Years Settings

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    This session focuses on understanding the emotional environment in Early Childhood Education and Care settings and its impact on leadership and children’s personal, social, and emotional development. Participants will explore key concepts such as mirror neurons, mentalisation, polyvagal theory, epigenetics, and trauma-informed practice, alongside ideas like emotional ecology, ethics of care, and professional love.

    Free
  • SEND Network: Introducing SCERTS – Supporting Social Communication in the Early Years

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    Introducing SCERTS: Supporting Social Communication in the Early Years is a clear and accessible course for early years practitioners working with children who have autism or social communication difficulties. SCERTS stands for Social Communication, Emotional Regulation, and Transactional Support — and this session introduces the framework, its development, and its application in early years practice. With practical, play-based examples, the course shows how SCERTS can support children’s interactions, emotional well-being, and relationships. Practitioners will leave with a solid understanding of the approach and feel confident and excited to begin using it in their own settings.

    Free
  • Back to Basics: Learning How to Plan Your Daily Routine

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    Getting your daily routine right is a way to maximise the learning in every session and build children’s sense of belonging and autonomy. Join this session to explore the rationale behind effective daily routines, reflect on current practices, and discover how well-planned routines support each child's emotional wellbeing and belonging whilst maximising learning opportunities through quality interactions and teachable moments.

    Free
  • Childminder Network: Let’s Talk About Inclusion

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    How do you promote inclusivity through your daily childminding practice? Come along for an informal discussion about adapting your teaching and curriculum to meet the needs of different children, how you can help break down barriers to learning and what this looks like in your childminding setting.

    Free
  • Identifying and Supporting Speech, Language and Communication – February 2026 (Babies Session)

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    This session is for all Early Years practitioners, including Early Years settings, schools, and childminders. This online workshop will feature input from speech and language therapists on typical language development, followed by a supportive discussion on strategies for support and valuable resources. Building on what we already know about supporting speech, language and communication difficulties. This session will focus on supportive strategies and ideas to use with babies, including building foundations for interactions through people games and routines, and resources to share with parents.

    Free
  • Somerset Baby Practitioner Network Meeting – February 2026

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Baby Practitioner Networks provide a lively and dynamic opportunity for professional conversations around the needs of our youngest learners. Each meeting involves an opportunity for discussion, sharing celebrations, problem-solving as a group, and sharing recent research and articles.

    Free
  • Maths is Everywhere! Continuous Provision and Outdoor Maths

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    How do you make maths-rich environments that are filled with challenging tasks and interesting mathematical tools? How do you create playful spaces and enabling environments that support children to deepen and develop their early maths knowledge, skills and understanding? Robin will be talking about the Firm Foundations of Early Maths and how continuous provision can be carefully prepared to support essential maths learning. James will be talking about a playful, outdoor approach to Early Maths that invites and ignites big, bold mathematics out in the garden, out in the playground, out in the world!

    Free
  • Interactive Writing (EEF Approach)

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    Come and find out more about the EEF’s evidence-informed approach: interactive writing. This approach is based on the idea of a back-and-forth conversation between the educator and child to build up a message that can be written together. The approach aims to support and motivate a young writer/mark-maker at the very beginning of this magical literacy journey.

    Free
  • Talking About… Outdoor Provision with Babies with Mona Sakr

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    Join us to talk about the opportunities and considerations for engaging babies in outdoor learning and play, including safety, sensory experiences, and environmental planning.

    Free
  • Back to Basics: Learning About the Role of the Key Person

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    The role of the Key Person has never been more critical as we work to meet the increasing needs of every unique child. As we face growing challenges in Early Years our settings need to be safe, loving and enabling environments for our children and families. Being attuned and building a rapport with every child and embracing their family is crucial at this time to support self-regulation. We need to do this through loving relationships and positive interactions.

    Free
  • SEND Network: Supporting Non-Verbal Children with Communication and Behaviour – Using Visuals in the Early Years

    Online Course
    Virtual Event

    Stronger Practice Hub Event

    Supporting Non-Verbal Children with Communication and Behaviour: Using Visuals in the Early Years is a practical course designed for early years practitioners working with children who are not developing communication in the usual way. The session focuses on how visual supports can help children make sense of their environment (receiving communication) and find ways to express their needs, wants, and feelings (giving communication). Practitioners will explore a range of simple yet effective strategies to reduce frustration, support emotional regulation, and foster meaningful interaction. The course also looks at how to make early years settings more inclusive for children with a wide range of communication needs.

    Free

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