Category: Resources

Dedicated to early years physical development

Resources

Herts Mini Movers

Early Years section of the Hertfordshire Sport & Physical Activity website.

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Look what I Kandu

A brilliant new resource from Gill Connell – NZ expert in child development and movement play.

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Top 10 tips for movement

An excellent set of new leaflets covering birth to 5 years from ‘Greater Manchester Moving’, highly recommended.

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Reasons to be Outside

Another inspired resource from Jan White and Liz Edwards that emphasises the physiological benefits to children that being outside brings. Clearly written and including lovely pictures , this is a must-read for post-lockdown life.

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Volunteers wanted to pilot PD course

Public Health England (PHE) in partnership with The Open University is calling on the early years workforce to engage in the first presentation of its new online physical development (PD) course that can be joined from Monday 27th July.

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Birth Injury Justice Center

The Birth Injury Justice Center has compiled the most in-depth resources nationwide to help guide and serve all families affected by physical birth injuries.

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Kids Run Free

Kids Run Free’s mission is to create fun, free and sustainable running opportunities for toddlers to teens, igniting their passion for physical activity and encouraging them to be healthier, happier and more confident.

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Child in the City International Seminar

The two-day seminar takes place 21-22 November 2019 in Leeds, United Kingdom and will present the latest knowledge and insights on child poverty in western cities.

Sensory Awareness Workshop

With Peggy Zeitler who is a distinguished Pikler Sensory Awareness trainer, integrating study of Eastern culture, experience with Gestalt Therapy and a long association with the Pikler Institute, including founding the European Pikler Association

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The Physical Development Needs of Young Children

With growing concerns over declining levels of school readiness and physical activity, this book outlines the importance of quality early movement experiences and explores the connection between poor early physical development opportunities and later difficulties in the classroom.

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Boing Whoosh RolyPoly!

A brilliantly simple, accessible – and sustainable – approach to supporting children’s physical development through outdoor play.

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Archive

“Right to be Active” Dissemination Event

Funded by a British Academy small grant (January 2016–July 2018), the “Right to be Active” project examined the sport/physical activity experiences of care experienced children and young people in England.

The Big Din, Make it, Play it

The Big Din is a free summer family play event, hosted in Hyde Park on and around their iconic bandstand on Saturday 4th August between 11am–1pm.

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