• The one with “babies” with Vanessa Dooley

    It’s always a pleasure to talk to Vanessa Dooley from Jigsaw EYC. In this edition of circle time Vanessa and Glenn talk about the distinct lack of solid training for practitioners who work with our Under Twos and what Jigsaw is doing to help resolve this.   For more information on the “Brilliant Little Minds” training, and the other amazing things that Jigsaw do, head to their website: www.jigsawearlyyearsconsultancy.com  Check out this episode!

  • The one about “teaching internationally” with Jess Gosling

    In this edition of circle time – the early years podcast, Glenn has been talking to Jess Gosling, a reception teacher and CPD Lead at an International School in Poland, to find out what it’s all about. Jess is the author of the book “How to be a successful International Teacher” and runs a facebook supporting other International Teachers or those thinking about it as a career. Her website is: https://jessgoslingearlyyearsteacher.com/  You can purchase her book by visiting here: https://jessgoslingearlyyearsteacher.com/book-launch/  The supportive and friendly facebook group is here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newtointernationalschoolteachers/  Check out this episode!

  • The one about “sleep” with Rebecca Askew

    In this edition of circle time – the early years podcast, Glenn has been talking about sleep with Rebecca Askew, who is a Baby and child sleep consultant and educator, offering one of the most comprehensive, accredited child sleep training courses available. Visit her website: www.theonlysleepwitch.com Or her Instagram account: @babysleepconsultantgb And her facebook: https://www.facebook.com/babysleepconsultantGB Check out this episode!

  • The one about “hidden food landscapes” with Louise Mercieca

    In the latest episode of circle time – the early years podcast, Glenn chats to Early Years Nutritrion Therapist Louise Mercieca about the hidden landscapes of food and just how that has a massive impact on the physical health and mental health of young children. Louise also talks about her new online course for parents and practitioners, How Food Shapes Your Child – Building a Brain. https://mycpdgroup.com/courses/how-food-shapes-your-child-series-building-a-brain-2/    Check out this episode!

  • The one with “The Quest” with Greg Bottrill

    In this edition of circle time – the early years podcast, Glenn is delighted to have another opportunity to chat with author and passionate play advocate Greg Bottrill. We talk about the need for play past early years and into school as well as Greg’s ambitious new research project The Quest and how you can be a part of it. More information can be found on The Quest website www.thekingdomofplay.com Check out this episode!

  • The one where “play is king” with Dawn Rigby.

    In this first edition of Circle Time Glenn has the pleasure of talking to Early Years teacher, author and lecturer Dawn Rigby. Our subject was play and its importance to learning in Early Years. Dawn’s new book “Making Play Work in Early Years Settings: Tales from the sandpit” is available now from all good bookshops. Check out this episode!

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