Young children and their parents are the stars of a music and rhyme programme run by Michele Wills and Sue Rogers that's helping Sure Start to reach its aims
How can you promote speech and language skills to children aged from birth to four years old and their parents in a fun and informal way? This has been part of the challenge of our roles as community nursery nurse and speech and language therapist based at Sure Start Cauldwell in Bedford.
As with other programmes, our centre is working towards targets set by the Sure Start Unit aimed at helping children to flourish when they start school. One of our objectives is 'to improve children's ability to learn, in particular by encouraging high-quality environments and childcare that promote early learning, provide stimulating and enjoyable play, improve language skills and ensure early identification of children with special needs.'
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