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Continued Professional Development Programme for Nurseries and Primary Schools
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Bristol & Beyond Stronger Practice Hub

BEYTH is also home to the Bristol & Beyond Stronger Practice Hub for the South West region. The programme aims to support settings to address the impact of the pandemic on young children, by sharing effective practice and building lasting local networks.

Bristol Bespoke Support

We offer a range of popular bespoke support packages to schools and settings, all facilitated from a collaborative, strengths-based and empowerment model to learning.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

We offer a comprehensive range of CPD training opportunities for EYs practitioners, teachers and leaders to meet local, regional and national needs and priorities.

Visiting National Trainers and Facilitators

Dr Rose Drury

Dr Rose Drury

Kerry Murphy

Kerry Murphy

Dr Sharon Colilles

Dr Sharon Colilles

Christina Welsh

Christina Welsh

Tamsin Grimmer

Tamsin Grimmer

Jacqui Lewis

Jacqui Lewis

Dr Mona Sakr

Dr Mona Sakr

Sarah Neville

Sarah Neville

Elizabeth Jarman

Elizabeth Jarman

Julian Grenier

Julian Grenier

News

Webinar: Babies’ Rights – In Conversation

Webinar: Babies’ Rights – In Conversation

Replay our recent and popular Babies’ Rights live event. What do we mean by babies’ rights? Why is it so important to consider babies’ rights in COVID recovery? Learn more about the Baby Room project, how this triggered a wealth of work in Bristol about Babies’ Rights, and how you can embed the guidance and make a difference in your setting.

Connection and Core Stories: How Storytelling Can Support Settling by Louise Scott

Connection and Core Stories: How Storytelling Can Support Settling by Louise Scott

I wonder if you can remember your favourite story as a child? Even better, can you remember how it made you feel? Who was reading it with you? I loved stories. Reading them, writing them… they provided a creative outlet for my uncertain feelings and enormous imagination! Nowadays, I spend far less time reading stories than I’d like to. But I do notice that as adults, we never really stop telling ourselves stories…

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New Blog Post: Are We Aware of Babies’ Scientific and Mathematical Thinking? By Elizabeth Carruthers
📢 New Blog Post: The Magic of Emerging Literacy in the Early Years by Ali Carrington