
Join the experienced education team at Tapestry the childhood education platform, alongside expert guests, for insightful discussions designed to enrich your practice and pedagogy in early years and primary education. Each episode delves into important topics, offering practical advice, fresh perspectives, and inspiring conversations to support children’s learning, wellbeing, and development.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 202 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation | |||

Child psychologist and neuroscientist Professor Sam Wass answers questions on how screen time can affect young children.
Amber Ogunsanya-William joins Ben for a discussion on her role as a play consultant and worker.
Technology in Early Years education, digital literacy, and online safety - what do educators need to know now? On this month's Tapestry Talks, Ben and Kat sit down with Princess Souassou Tsiagbe for a practical conversation on using technology to enh... more
For Tapestry's 200th podcast, directors Helen and Steve sat down to highlight a few of their favourite previous episodes and reflect on where they see the podcast going over the next year, as well as some big moments that happened for Tapestry over t... more
What to consider to ensure child-centred transition from Reception to Year 1, with Michelle Windridge, National Education Lead for School-based EYFS at Twinkl.
Becca and Stephen are joined by Dr Ben Levy who is and Educational Psychologist and magician who has developed a framework to enhance pupil engagement and performance. They discuss the 5 aspects of the framework and how it can be applied in early yea... more
Neurodiversity affirming practice for autistic girls and a glimpse into the ethos behind Ashley’s House – a new centre where a life-skills programme is central to the curriculum. With Dipaley Patel, Speech and Language Associate Practitioner and moth... more
Stephen chats with Simon Airey, who is a neurodivergent teacher and advocate for Inclusion. They discuss what inclusion means to Simon, his top tips for inclusive learning spaces and the importance of 'connection over correction'.
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A practical, practitioner-focused show exploring early years and primary education through expert guests and educators. Episodes commonly center on play-based learning, the integration of technology in early education, transitions between year groups, classroom engagement strategies, neurodiversity and inclusion, mindful practices for wellbeing, and policy or workforce issues impacting schools and nurseries. The format often blends personal stories, research-informed insights, and actionable takeaways for teachers, leaders, and parents. A standout quality is the mix of hands-on strategies (from hands-on play to tech tools and mindfulness routines) with broader systemic perspectives, making it useful for both classroom practice and program d... more
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Recent guests on Tapestry Talks include:
1. Sam Wass
2. Amber Ogunsanya-William
3. Dr. Ben Levy
4. Neil Leitch
5. Sean Chandler
6. Lizzie Wharton
7. Frances Akinde
8. Zynab Al Bahrani
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