He will be joined by Penny Tassoni and Alice Sharp for 'We're going on a language hunt', where you can discover the invaluable role of story and rhyme in early learning and language development, and gain ideas for story sharing and story telling, along with a special focus on stories and rhymes for birth to threes.
This event is part of an inspirational mix of 20 hour-long seminars and two half-day masterclasses on the programme at the Show on 5 and 6 February, which has just been released.
Saturday's masterclass, 'Early years provision in schools - policy and practice', also boasts a fantastic line-up, with Professor Tina Bruce, Dr Julian Grenier, Jan Dubiel, Lynn McNair and Jane Whinnett. Speakers will explore the drive towards more early years provision in schools, creating environments to meet the emotional and learning needs of the child, transitions and assessment.
Hour-long seminars on offer include:
- Preparing for Ofsted inspection
- Challenge and adventure in children's learning outdoors with Kathryn Solly
- The place of ICT in early learning environments with Harriet Price
- Kay Mathieson on challenging behaviour
- Messy play for the under-threes with Alice Sharp
- Spending the Early Years Pupil Premium wisely
- The Characteristics of Effective Learning with Nancy Stewart
- Forest schools with Martin Pace
- Plus many more from speakers including Penny Tassoni, Anni McTavish and Julia Manning-Morton.
The Nursery World Show 2016 promises to be an unmissable event, packed with brilliant CPD opportunities, an exhibition featuring the leading suppliers of products, resources and services, as well as free Live Theatre demonstrations and the chance to network.
Register to attend and book your seminar and masterclass places now.
