The centre is the second for the training and consultancy organisation, which specialises in early years pedagogy and practice. The first opened in Huddersfield, where the company is based, in 2000.
The new base has been launched in response to demand for its services from schools in the South of England. It will run conferences, courses, practical workshops, seminars, ‘innovative twilight events’, and bespoke training and support.
The training company now works with more than 7,000 schools across the country. Most recently, Early Excellence also developed the EExBA Reception Baseline assessment, which was used by 14,000 primary schools this year.
Liz Marsden, founder and director of Early Excellence, said, ‘Our mission at Early Excellence is to get it right for young children. This means all our work with schools and practitioners is designed to champion the development of inspirational learning and teaching in the early years.
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