by Rose Porter | Nov 26, 2024 | Blog, Wales Specific
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by Angela Gamble | Nov 12, 2024 | Blog, Child Development
By Zara Smith World Kindness on 13 November 2024 is the perfect time for early years professionals to reflect on the positive impact of kindness, the science positive benefits behind kindness and the important role we play in modelling it for the children we care for...
by Angela Gamble | Oct 29, 2024 | Blog, Child Development
PACEY There is huge potential for using face painting as a way of supporting children’s learning, development and play. As practitioners, we need to explore the safety considerations and risk assessments associated with a face painting activity. Children use play to...
by Rose Porter | Sep 30, 2024 | Blog, Business Resources, Regulations and Legislations
Sue Smith, registered childminder and member of PACEY’s Volunteer Insight Panel (VIP) I wanted to share my passion with others in the Early Years sector, inspire and champion the wonderful work we do with children in this vital start in their life. I felt a...
by Rose Porter | Sep 27, 2024 | Blog, Child Development
Helen Battelley MA Movement is deeply embedded in the core of early childhood development. From the development of the vestibular system in utero, to the instinctive urge to explore the world during infancy, movement is essential for children’s growth. However,...
by Rose Porter | Sep 5, 2024 | Blog, Health and Safety
Angela Gamble, Information, Advice and Guidance Manager, PACEY In June, the Food Standards Agency issued guidance regarding using flour in play activities and recommended heat treating the flour. We published the BLOG: Raw flour to share this advice and information...
