
The UAE’s first Early Childhood Education & Leadership podcast! Conversations with experts & industry professionals addressing the early years community
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation for Kids | |||

Induction is one of the most overlooked policies in early learning.
It isn’t a folder handed to a new team member on their first day. It’s the foundation of your culture, your expectations, and the way quality practice is sustained long after onboar... more
You spent weeks updating the policies.The inspector is happy.The file is complete.Now what?In this episode we’re talking about the gap between having a policy and actually using it. What that looks like in real nursery settings and why policy review ... more
The new FS1 age eligibility changes in the UAE are raising big questions across the early years sector.In this episode, Melonie Karriem chats with Louise Hurley from Parent Prosper coaching & explores what these changes mean in practice — for educato... more
A valuable and important resource for educators and leaders in Early years education!
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Conversations focus on various aspects of early childhood education, emphasizing the latest trends, educational philosophies, and the importance of inclusive practices. Notable topics include personal branding for educators, the significance of neurodiversity, and the role of occupational therapy in supporting child development. The discussions often feature insights from industry professionals who share their expertise, personal journeys, and strategies for fostering a nurturing environment for young learners. Unique to this resource is its commitment to advocating for inclusive education and addressing the challenges faced by educators and parents alike, making it a valuable guide for anyone involved in early childhood education.
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Recent guests on Let's Talk Early Years include:
1. Louise Dawson
2. Letitia Petrie
3. Nicole Plumridge
4. Laura Reid
5. Gaurav Saxena
6. May Zalat
7. Mirna Bolmanac
8. Nazia Mirza
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