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Ofsted Urges Greater Focus on Early Years Education to Ensure All Children Thrive
News Update by Hannah Hurworth, TEYC Content Marketing Partner Ofsted has released its final report from it's Best Start in Life research, emphasising the critical importance of early education and the four specific areas of learning; literacy, mathematics, understanding the world, and express...
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Franchising 101: Understanding the Basics and Benefits of Owning a Franchise 
Franchising has become an increasingly popular way for aspiring entrepreneurs to start their own businesses. But what exactly is franchising, and why is it such a compelling option? In this article, we’ll break down the basics of franchising and highlight the key benefits of owning a franchise, so...
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Supporting Your Staff Teams Through Period Poverty and Hygiene Poverty: A Guide for Nursery Managers and Owners 
Written by Kelly Hill, CEO & Founder, The Early Years Company As nursery managers and owners, the well-being of your staff is crucial to the success of your setting. Ensuring they feel valued and supported in all areas of their lives is key to building a positive working environment. However, on...
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Government Launches Major Apprenticeship Reforms to Boost Opportunities for Young People
News update, written by Hannah Hurworth The UK government is taking significant steps to enhance opportunities for young people through a major overhaul of apprenticeship schemes in England. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson have unveiled a new Growth an...
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Supporting staff with migraine
Guest Blog written by Oscar Harvey, Information and Support Advisor, The Migraine Trust Working in an early years setting can be deeply rewarding but, for those who live with migraine, it can also be incredibly challenging. The loud, busy and unpredictable nature of a nursery environment can exacerb...
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Supporting Nursery Staff with Rheumatoid Arthritis: Understanding the Impact and Offering Practical Solutions
Written by CEO & Founder of TEYC, Kelly Hill. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disorder that primarily affects joints, causing pain, swelling, and stiffness. Its impact can be debilitating, particularly for those working in physically demanding environments such as nurseries. As...
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Why Early Years Professionals Make Exceptional Franchise Owners in the Training Sector 
In the world of early years education, professionals possess a unique combination of skills, experience, and passion that can be used effectively beyond the classroom or nursery setting. Transitioning from an early years professional to a franchise owner in the training and coaching sector is an exc...
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Early Years Ofsted Inspection Handbook Updated - Summary of changes
As part of it's ongoing efforts to improve inspection processes, Ofsted has announced important updates to it's Early Years Inspection Handbook, effective 9th September 2024. These revisions aim to provide clearer guidance for inspectors and ensure a more balanced assessment of early years sett...
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Disappointment for the early years sector as Ofsted grades are scrapped
Written by Hannah Hurworth, Content Marketing Partner, The Early Years Company In a landmark school reform, Ofsted have scrapped single headline grades for schools, with immediate effect. For inspections this academic year, reports will conclude with four grades across the existing sub-categories. T...
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Embracing a New Academic Year in the Early Years: A Fresh Start for Young Learners 
Written by Becky Haynes, Head of Nurseries, Our Community Nurseries, & Early Years Specialist, The Early Years Company. The start of a new academic year is always filled with anticipation, excitement, and a hint of nervousness, both for children, their families and Early Years Educators (EYEs). ...
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