It is an exciting time for Quaggy at present. We are well into our recovery plan to deliver more services after having to be so very restricted for so long due to the Covid 19 pandemic. Starting to have fewer restrictions and delivering group services means that we can now relaunch our Volunteering Programme, which […]
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The hustle and bustle of a Children Centre is what makes it a nice place to work; meeting new parents, hearing babies cry, a multitude of songs and music being played for children and children and parents joining in singing. The laughter, chatter, tears and support are the things that make you know you are
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I still note with wonder that with the click of a button I can see and talk to another person sitting in their home or office on the other side of London or in a totally different country; technology continues to allow us to connect in a way that makes the world seem smaller. Yet
When I was sent a link to a Guardian article called ‘let children play!’ 25.4.2021 my heart sank. Call me an old cynic, but articles about how fantastic and effective Early Years education is in Europe and how there is not the desire to start formal education until children are much older; as it allows
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Learning begins before birth. I was amazed once when reading ‘The Secret Life of the Unborn Child’ (by Thomas R Verny) where he describes the experience a pregnant cellist and her communication with her unborn son. After a conversation when he was an adult and was himself a conductor of the Canadian Philharmonic Orchestra, he
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