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The nominations have been made and the finalists selected, and now the judges’ verdicts are in – find out who has emerged victorious in our comprehensive guide.
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Back for their third year, the Teach Early Years Awards showcases the very best educational resources created to support the learning of children aged 0–5, as well as fantastic continuing professional development opportunities – from new books for teachers and practitioners to the latest online training courses. Also in the spotlight are toys and games and engaging picture books.
Inside this Winners Special you’ll find coverage of each of our victors, as chosen by our expert judging panel, in categories such as Communication, Language and Literacy; Happy & Healthy; Early Exploration; Music; and Creative Play – plus our reader-voted award. For outstanding additions to your setting’s store cupboard and bookshelves, look no further.
A quick look at the key themes covered within this report:
Top educational resources for every area of the curriculum.
The best new picture books and training tools.
Who has emerged victorious in our reader-voted category.
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Dedicated to aiding children aged 0-5
Judged by our leading expert panel
36 high-quality resources, CPD and picturebooks
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How to help young children access ICT in a variety of simple and affordable ways.
The power of e-learning journals to improve parental engagement.
The security tech that’s helping to make settings safer.
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Expert advice on meeting your safeguarding responsibilities.
How to write an effective health and safety policy.
Why it's vital to not shy away from challenging play.
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Finding the fun in phonics learning.
Child-led ways to encourage mark making and early writing.
How to support the development of talk.
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Embracing the forest school ethos - even if you're miles from the woods.
The award-winning nursery where children are never indoors.
How gardening supports learning across the EYFS.
