We are excited to offer all our customers both new and existing a great opportunity to access our award winning Early Years Clip Library via a multi-year subscription…
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Brain development between birth and age five is immense. There is no other period in life where our brains develop so much or so rapidly as they do in those first few years…
It is important that all adults understand the Characteristics of Effective Teaching and Learning and how they must weave through and inform all our work throughout the whole Stage, from birth to five
If you have ordered a Teams or Education product then setting up your team members can be done from your account area. Find full instruction here…
The clip library videos are so useful, because it allows us to bring to life a lot of the parts of our lectures and our seminars. It allows students to see practitioners at work, in practice…
I like identifying films that link with the training and put these into a playlist; and being able to sample the films and choose ones which most closely fit the training…
Laying firm foundations for literacy starts from the very beginning with babies, because enthusiasm for communication starts within those early weeks and months…
It’s awards season and we’re very pleased to announce that the EY Clip Library has been a winner! We were awarded **** stars in the CPD section from the Teach Early Years Awards and a silver award from Nursery World.
Michael Rosen looks at the subject of pretend play, using archive footage from the British Library, including footage from Siren’s early archive of footage.
If you are delivering an FE or HE course in Early Years or and related subjects here are 8 good reasons why the clip library will be useful to you and support the delivery of your course…
Cassie Holland, Nursery Manager at Archfield House Nursery, takes us through her playlist of favourite video clips from the Early Years Clip Library. Find out how she uses the videos in her training.
Gross motor or exercise play is very common and typically occupies around 20% of children’s behaviour by 4-5 years of age. The evidence…
