Loosely based upon the ancient Scottish game of curling – where granite rocks were slid across a frozen pond, Target Maths Curling provides the same tactical challenges but with the added bonus of mental arithmetic.

Placed like colourful stepping stones on the floor, children will want to walk on them and feel their textures.

These perfectly sized bricks (75 x 37.5 x 25mm) are made to fit a young child’s hand with ease and can be stacked, placed and arranged into patterns or sorted.

Chartham Park Golf & Country Club, Chartham Park, East Grinstead.

 An explanation, and the benefits, of Heuristic Play.

Opportunities for children to learn how to keep themselves safe and healthy are vitally important in any early years setting. Learning how to wash your hands effectively or manage a trip to the toilet on your own takes time and lots of practice.

As babies and children develop their capabilities to think, explore and learn about the world around them they need opportunities to experience a wide range of high quality resources which will enhance their learning and development.

Our latest blog post takes a look at the Early Years Pupil Premium and how your setting can make the most of it. 

Colour changing light panels have made a big impact on early years professionals, we've taken a look at why they're so popular and their many uses...

As the warmer weather settles in many early years settings and schools review their provision for outdoor play.