programme - Nursery World Show 2015

6 & 7 February
Business Design Centre, London
Masterclass
and Seminar Programme
New, free, educational seminars added
courtesy of headline sponsor
:
9.30-9.55 Friday 6 February
The backbone of health: Vitamin D
Angie Jefferson, Registered Dietitian
& The importance of school breakfast clubs,
Laura Street, Kellogg’s Nutritionist
9.30-9.55 Saturday 7 February
Food for the brain: diet and cognitive function
Professor Louise Dye, Chair of Nutrition and Behaviour,
Human Appetite Research Unit, University of Leeds
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Childcare & Early Years
Careers Zone sponsored by
Media Partners
Now incorporating Child Care magazine
FRIDAY 6 FEBRUARY
MASTERCLASS 9.30-12.30
Join us at the Nursery World Show 2015 to:
lshare best practice
lattend seminars and masterclasses
lhear from leading names in the early years
ltalk to the sector’s suppliers
lmeet up with colleagues old and new
lfind inspiration and ideas that will enhance
your practice
So take a step back from the everyday,
challenge your current thinking and be inspired!
Show Highlights
lOur seminar programme has been developed by the
Nursery World editorial team and will help you get to grips
with current developments, develop your practice, gain
new ideas and put these into practice
lA live workshop area where leading early years experts will
demonstrate best practice and new product developments
Meeting the emotional and learning needs of
two-year-olds
9.30-9.45
Coffee and welcome
9.45-10.35
Enabling Environments
for two-year-olds: the
essential components of
quality provision
Julia Manning-Morton
10.35-11.25
Closing the gap: delivering
better outcomes for
disadvantaged two-yearolds through a focus on
HOUR-LONG SEMINARS
10.00-11.00
Friday 6th February 9:30-12:30
Preparing for your Ofsted
inspection under the revised
EYFS
A step-by-step guide to the
revised EYFS, self-evaluation
and preparing for inspection
“Meeting the emotional and learning needs of two-year-olds”
Led by sector experts Julia Manning-Morton, Penny Tassoni
and Alice Sharp, this masterclass is a must-attend for early
years practitioners
10.30-11.30
Masterclasses
Saturday 7th February 9:30-12:30
“How Children Learn – delivering and assessing best practice”
Led by world-renowned early years pioneer Professor
Ferre Laevers and early years specialist Jan Dubiel, this
masterclass will focus on why well-being and involvement
are critical to learning, how they evolve in childhood and how
to satisfy children’s learning needs. Delegates will also have
the chance to participate in a Q&A.
Make sure you book your places early to avoid disappointment.
Jo Caswell and Penny Fisher
(to be confirmed)
The Prime Areas of Learning:
making the vital links to
achieve best practice
How PSED, PD and C&L
interconnect, and reflecting
these essential links in your
practice and assessments
Kay Mathieson
11.30-12.30
For exhibition and sponsorship enquiries please
contact Jacki Rosendale on 0207 501 6698
or email jacki.rosendale@markallengroup.com
Inclusion in the revised
EYFS: the essential
principles of best practice
The policy paperwork
requirements may have gone,
but the onus on practitioners
to meet the development and
learning needs of every child
remains as important as ever —
hands-on practical strategies
to ensure real inclusion
Who should attend?
12.00-1.00
The Exhibition
If it’s services and resources you need, then make sure you visit
our early years suppliers at the Nursery World Show 2015
to discuss ways to enhance your setting and provision. Our
exhibitors have a wealth of experience and will be pleased to
share tips and advice so you get the most out of your visit.
The Nursery World Show is relevant to all those working and
studying in the early years including:
lNursery Owners and Nursery Managers
lEarly Years Practitioners
lEarly Years Professionals
lSpecial Needs Co-ordinators
lNursery Chain Executives
lSchool Headteachers and Deputy Headteachers
lLocal Authority Early Years Advisors, Heads of Early Years
and Early Years Teams, Healthcare Professionals
lLecturers, graduates and students
lChildminders, Nannies and Childcarers
Book your seminars now for early booking discounts at
www.nurseryworldshow.com
Vicky Hutchin
Nutrition in the nursery
An essential guide to healthy
eating for children aged one
to five, including guidance
on portions and advice on
overcoming common challenges
Diana Hawdon
1.00-2.00
Prime Area of Learning,
PSED: why well-being is
central to child development
and early years practice
The importance of well-being
to children’s development and
learning, the practitioner role
in fostering it, and the need to
Communication and
Language
Penny Tassoni
11.25-11.45
Coffee break: your chance to
network
11.45-12.30
Stimulating play
experiences for two-yearolds: creative and sensory
learning ideas for the
nursery and the home
Alice Sharp
support practitioner well-being
to achieve excellence
Julia Manning-Morton
1.15-2.15
Approaches and strategies
to managing child behaviour
Greater knowledge about early
brain development and the interrelatedness of the Prime Areas
of Learning has implications
for our realistic expectations
of individual children and their
learning about behaviour
Kay Mathieson
1.30-2.30
Specific Area of Learning,
Mathematics: embedding
maths in your practice
Setting children on the path
to ‘school readiness’: how
to embed ‘maths’ in your
continuous provision and
promote mathematical thinking
Penny Tassoni
2.30-3.30
How to observe children’s
learning
The importance of observation,
current weaknesses, and methods of observation to promote
best practice and enhance
practitioners’ understanding of
the learning process
Stella Louis
2.45-3.45
Magical outdoor play with
free and found resources
‘Free and found’ resources
offer potential for the richest of
learning experiences. Guidance
on sourcing materials, health and
safety and the scope for creative
and cross-curricular learning
Julie Mountain
3.00-4.00
Home learning: winning
ways to engaging parents
Stimulating and constructive
ideas for engaging families and
promoting learning at home
Alice Sharp
Speaker biographies
Jo Caswell, HM Inspector
for Early Childhood in the
South East
Jan Dubiel, national
development manager at
Early Excellence
Penny Fisher, HM Inspector
for Early Childhood in the
South East
Diana Hawdon, registered
nutritionist (public health)
and early years project
manager for Food For Life
Partnership, Soil Association
Vicky Hutchin, early years
consultant, author and
trainer, specialising in
observation, planning and
assessment
Professor Ferre Laevers,
director of the Research
Centre for Experiential
Education, University of
Leuven, Belgium
Stella Louis, early years
consultant, trainer and
author
Kay Mathieson, early years
consultant and trainer
SATURDAY 7 FEBRUARY
Nursery World is proud to present a world-leading
expert on early childhood and education
PROFESSOR FERRE LAEVERS:
Professor Ferre Laevers has been one of
the most powerful influences on early
years practice in recent decades. His work,
which focuses on both the quality and
process of learning, has enabled early years
practitioners to develop a greater understanding of child
development, the principles of best practice, and learning
objectives and outcomes for young children.
Central to his contribution to early years practice has been
his research on ‘well-being’ and ‘involvement’, the twin traits
that he has identified as the fundamental underpinnings of
successful development and early learning.
Professor Laevers is director of the Research Centre for
Experiential Education at the University of Leuven, Belgium.
Co-presenting
Joining him for the masterclass will be Jan Dubiel, national
development manager at Early Excellence. Having trained and
worked as an early years specialist, Jan was appointed by the
then Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) to lead on
the management of the (Early Years) Foundation Stage Profile.
Jan has developed a national and international reputation as
a conference speaker, consultant and trainer.
PROFESSOR LAEVERS MASTERCLASS 9.30-12.30
Anni McTavish, early years
and creative arts consultant,
author and trainer
How children learn — delivering and assessing
best practice
Julia Manning-Morton,
early years consultant,
trainer and author
Julie Mountain, early
childhood landscape
designer and trainer at Play
Learning Life CIC
Gail Ryder-Richardson,
Outdoor Matters! early
years consultant, trainer and
author
Alice Sharp, managing
director of Experiential Play,
and director of Wonderbox
Penny Tassoni, early years
consultant, trainer and
author
9.30-9.45
Coffee and welcome
assessment and inspection
Jan Dubiel
9.45-10.45
11.45-12.00
Child development:
Why well-being and
involvement are critical
to learning and how they
evolve in early childhood
Professor Ferre Laevers
10.45-11.45
In practice: How to satisfy
and challenge children’s
learning needs and
gather the evidence for
12.00-12.30
Your questions answered:
EYFS curriculum, working
with parents, inspections,
learning styles, and more
Professor Laevers and Jan
Dubiel will address common
concerns and advise on best
practice
Specific Area of Learning, EAD:
making creative connections
with the Prime areas
How ‘Expressive Arts and
Design’ provides a gateway
to creative cross-curricular
learning for babies and
children in the EYFS
Anni McTavish
1.00-2.00
Provocations for learning:
bright ideas to stimulate
children’s creativity and
promote their critical thinking
Find out how the right mix
of intriguing materials and
adult support can support the
Characteristics of Effective
Learning with this Reggioinspired approach to resourcing
Alice Sharp
1.15-2.15
The Progress Check at Two:
getting it right for the child
and parents
A guide to making the Progress
Check at Two work effectively
for the child, the practitioner
and parents.
Vicky Hutchin
1.30-2.30
Specific Area of Learning,
Literacy: how to promote
early reading and writing
Understanding the links with
Communication and Language;
what early reading and writing
‘look like’; and providing the
right range of experiences
Penny Tassoni
2.30-3.30
Home learning: winning
ways to engaging parents
Stimulating and constructive
ideas for engaging families and
promoting learning at home
Alice Sharp
2.45-3.45
HOUR-LONG SEMINARS
10.00-11.00
Register/
Book your
places
now
Coffee break: your chance to
network
12.00-1.00
Treasure baskets and
heuristic play
How treasure baskets and
heuristic play meet the learning
needs of the under-threes and
practical advice on how to
make the most of sensory play
Anni McTavish
10.30-11.30
Observation, assessment
and planning in the revised
EYFS
Why ongoing observationbased assessment is at the
heart of effective planning and
provision; the need to involve
parents and children in the
process; and evidencing your
practice for you, the children,
parents and inspections
Vicky Hutchin
11.30-12.30
Prime Area of Learning, C&L:
meeting the language needs
of all children
The importance of
communication and language
to a child’s learning and
development, and how to
create continuous provision
and an education programme
that will address the language
needs of each child
Penny Tassoni
Continuous provision for the
outdoors
Essential resources and
practical advice on planning
and supporting children’s
outdoor experiences
Gail Ryder-Richardson
3.00-4.00
Understanding and
supporting schemas
An essential guide to what
schemas ‘look like’, their place
in children’s development and
how to integrate them into the
planning process
Stella Louis
MA Education reserves the right to make
changes to the speakers and programmes
without prior notice. Speakers and
programmes are correct at time of print.
EXHIBITORS INCLUDE
2Simple Software
Digital Nursery
MA Education
4Children
DoorTech
Magdalen Nursery
Achievement for All
Early Education
Master Travel
Rock & Rain
Actiphons
Early Years Direct
Routledge
Aquaint
EASYsolution 4 NURSERY
EDUCATION
Modern Montessori
International
Morleys Early Years /
Reflections On Learning
Smart Teachers
ArtyChild
ASDA Business
Astec Solutions Ltd
Auditel
Barnardo’s
Bridgwater College
Forest School
Eduzone
eyLog - The Early Years Log
Family Seat
Fat Frame Ltd
Riverside Training
(Spalding) Ltd.
National Day Nurseries
Association
Softplay Gym
Never Never Land
Super Sport
FirstSteps Software
Nursery World &
Nursery World Jobs
Give as you Live
OdoCare
Bright Horizons Family
Solutions
Hawk Training
Butterfly Print Ltd
Hodder Education
Cache
Hope Education
Capture Education
HR 4 Nurseries
Childbase Partnership
Imaginitive Play Store
Community Playthings
Insane Logic
Connect Childcare
Kellogg’s
Cosy
Little Linguist Ltd
Craft Code House
Little Magic Train
Danone Nutricia Early Life
Nutrition
London Early Years
Foundation
Hearty Cookhouse
VENUE
The Nursery World Show 2015 will be held at the
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London,
N1 0QH on 6 & 7 February 2015. Please visit www.
businessdesigncentre.co.uk for information on getting to
the venue.
The Business Design Centre is fully accessible for
those with disabilities.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES
Angel tube station on the Northern line is a five-minute
walk from the venue. The Business Design Centre
is situated on Upper Street, which is serviced by the
following bus routes: 4, 19, 30, 38, 43, 56, 73, 341.
TRAVELLING BY CAR & PARKING
Easy access by car from the City and West End.
Upper Street forms part of the A1. On-site car
parking is available and the Business Design Centre
is conveniently located outside the congestion
charge zone.
ACCOMMODATION
Please visit www.phronline.co.uk/public/Events.aspx
and enter the unique code nwa to gain access to a
wide selection of hotels and discounted rates.
Please book as soon as possible to secure your
seminar and / or masterclass places. Sessions
are filling up quickly. The prices are above right:
Show Opening Times:
Friday 6 February 2015 09:00 – 16:30
Saturday 7 February 2015 09:00 – 16:30
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Sensetoys
Stationery Market
Tesco Uniform
Embroidery Service
The BunkCot Company
OT for Kids
Outside Classroom Boards
PACEY
PBD Early Years Training
Phorms Education SE
Playgarden
The Nursery Press
Thomson & First Choice
TTS Group Ltd
University of Greenwich
Ur-Tubes
Playtime by Fawns
Voice
Playwear Plus
Wesco
Positive Image Project
Wonderbox
Practical Pre-School Books
Yellow Door
Pre-School Learning Alliance
YPO
Method of
Purchase
Price per
seminar
Booking Deadline
Individual
Seminars –
Online
£18 + VAT
From
6 December 2014
to 5 February 2015
Individual
Seminars–
at the show
£20 + VAT
6 & 7 February
2015
Friday 6
February
Masterclass
– online
£125 + VAT
From
6 December 2014
to 5 February 2015
Saturday
7 February
Masterclass
– online
£150 + VAT
From
6 December 2014
to 5 February 2015
Masterclass fee includes: entrance to the
masterclass sessions, coffee and light refreshments,
and speaker handouts where available.
Seminar fee includes: entrance to the seminar
and speaker handouts where available.
Book your seminars now for
early booking discounts at
www.nurseryworldshow.com
MA Education Ltd, St Jude’s Church, Dulwich Road, London SE24 0PB
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