Atelier Talks

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Atelier Talks is a podcast for educators who want to deepen their understanding of outstanding Early Years education. Hosted by the expert team behind the award-winning Atelier Nursery, join Clare, Beth, Lauren and Laura to explore the magic of Atelier, unpacking their real-life Early Years practice rooted in Reggio Emilia, Froebelian principles, and child-led learning. From free-flow and mixed-age provision to creating inspiring learning environments, each episode offers valuable insights to support child development, professional growth, and Early Years practice. Whether you're a nursery practitioner, manager, consultant, or parent curious about progressive Early Years approaches, you'll find inspiration and practical strategies to apply in your own setting. Step inside a truly unique nursery with the most passionate team you'll ever meet - and discover how principles become practice, where children thrive and educators grow. This is the podcast that puts principles into practice and brings research to life, to hit subscribe and come and discover the fine line between chaos and cosmos that defines the outstanding Early Years practice at Atelier Nursery. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast.

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    Seeing Babies as Confident Capable Learners: How To Champion The Youngest Children In Your Nursery

    “They amaze me every single day… They set themselves challenges, find solutions, and they are these mini scientists roving around our environment.” – Laura, Nursery Manager In this episode of Atelier Talks, we’re showing you what life at Atelier looks like through the eyes of our youngest children, our babies. As more children enter nursery at an earlier age and for longer hours, it's more important than ever that as nursery leaders and educators we create truly thoughtful, respectful and responsive environments for babies to thrive. From baby brain development and physical environments to rich interactions and the role of the key person, we explore how to support confident, capable learning right from the start. You’ll hear real examples of daily practice, challenges we’ve navigated, and the non-negotiables that make our baby provision at Atelier second to none. In this episode:Why babies are not passive observers and how to recognise them as researchersThe science behind baby brain development Designing calming, stimulating, responsive baby environments (without overstimulation!)What heuristic play and treasure baskets look like in a mixed-age settingHow to build slow, nurturing routines that honour each child’s needs and rhythmThe role of the key person in building deep trust and emotional safety for babiesHow to support your team to value and advocate for babies as communicators and learnersWhy “just sit and love your baby” is not only okay, it’s essential Standing on the shoulders of giantsThe magic of Atelier draws on foundational thinking from a range of influential Early Years theorists and educators. If you’d like to find out more about the voices that shape our deeply relational, child-centred practice here at Atelier, those mentioned in today’s episode are as follows: Elinor Goldschmied – for her work on treasure baskets, heuristic play and “islands of intimacy”Peter Elfer – for the Key Person approach and emotionally responsive careJools Page – for the concept of Professional Love and her research into emotional attachmentJohn Bowlby – for foundational attachment theory that supports our relational approachAnne Langston & Lesley Abbott – for raising the status of baby practitioners and promoting child rightsLoris Malaguzzi & Reggio Children – for inspiring our view of babies as capable learners and researchersSonia Jackson – for advocating for children’s rights in Early Years care and education Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: babies in nursery, early years baby provision, key person approach, heuristic play, treasure baskets, attachment in babies, professional love, baby room design, first 1001 days, baby brain development, slowing down in EYFS, respectful caregiving, early years consultant UK, Reggio for babies

    45 phút

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    Simple September: Creating Stability for New and Returning Families at Nursery

    “Put your big girl pants on. Be brave. Love your team. Support them. Enjoy your new families and build your community.” – Laura, Nursery Manager What dowe mean by ‘Simple September’ at Atelier? In this episode we’re discussing one of the busiest (and most important) times of the Early Years calendar: September. Whether you're welcoming new babies, supporting toddlers through transition, or helping your older children take the next step, this episode is a full walkthrough of how we at Atelier prepare our team, environment and systems for a smooth and emotionally intelligent start to the academic year. From operations and environment to staff wellbeing and communication, we’re sharing what Simple September really means in practice, and how slowing down, staying consistent and leading with empathy is the way to go when welcoming a new cohort of children and families into your nursery. In this episode:What “Simple September” means and how it supports children, staff and families alikeHow we maintain consistency in environment, rhythm and routines (and why)Managing key person attachments, transitions and new children with careHow we support new leaders and deputies during their first SeptemberWhat we intentionally don’t do in September (and why that matters)Family communication tipsThe power of Reflect & Connect sessions and ‘10-minute talks’Real examples of small changes that improve flow, reduce stress and build connection Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast Produced by Decibelle Creative – decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: nursery start of term, September in EYFS, key person approach, Early Years transitions, simple September nursery, new cohort planning, mixed-age nursery, predictable environment, attachment in early years, managing change, early years leadership, Reflect and Connect, family communication nursery, Reggio-inspired settling

    41 phút

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    Settling In at Nursery: How to Build Trust and Create a Confident Start

    “It’s just holding the child at the centre at all times and the parent as well… and really, really love your families and your children.” – Laura, Nursery Manager In this episode of Atelier Talks, we’re looking into the reality of children starting nursery; what settling really looks and feels like, for children, for families, and for practitioners. We talk through our full settling roadmap at Atelier, the value of home visits and first sessions to the “honeymoon period” and how to recognise when a child (or parent) needs to slow down. We reflect on what it means to “hold the family in context,” how to build deep trust between the child and their key person, and how your nursery team can create a seamless, emotionally intelligent process that lays the foundation for long-term success. In this episode:Why we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all settlingThe difference between attachment, separation and distress (and how to manage them)What a full Atelier settling process looks like (including home visits and roadmaps)How to prepare staff and rotas for September transitionsWhat to say when parents push for a faster startSupporting children through the “honeymoon period” and post-settle wobblesReal strategies from the floor: what key people do to build strong, secure attachmentsHow to spot when to go slower, and when to step in as a leader Standing on the shoulders of giantsThe magic of Atelier draws on foundational thinking from a range of influential Early Years theorists and educators. If you’d like to find out more about the voices that shape our deeply relational, child-centred practice here at Atelier, those mentioned in today’s episode are as follows: Peter Elfer – for his thinking on the Key Person approach and the “stretching elastic” between child and caregiverElinor Goldschmied – for her emphasis on emotional care, intimacy and routine as opportunities for connectionJools Page – for her research on Professional Love and what it means to truly nurture in practiceReggio Children – for influencing our thinking on responsive environments and thoughtful transitions Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast Produced by Decibelle Creative – decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: nursery transitions, EYFS settling process, key person approach, separation anxiety nursery, attachment theory early years, home visits, child-led settling, triangulation of trust, early years transitions, emotional security, slow settling, nursery manager strategies, Reggio-inspired settling, professional love in nursery settings

    49 phút

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    How to Bring Learning to Life with Projects and Provocations in Your Early Years Setting

    “Educators observe deeply. They use what they see and hear to create opportunities for children to explore further, to dig deeper, and to build on their knowledge.” – Aaron Bradbury, shared by Lauren In this episode of Atelier Talks, we discuss one of the most central elements of our pedagogy: how we use projects and provocations to build deeply meaningful learning for children. We promote learning that evolves over time, follows children’s unique interests, and offers endless possibilities. In this episode we reflect on some of our most powerful projects from across the years (we’ve got quite a few favourites!) from the Streets of Bath and the Big (big, big) Bath Abbey to Teas & Tonics, rainbow pasta, and our community-based exhibitions. We explore the role of observation, documentation, and pedagogical conversation in making these projects visible, vibrant, and ever evolving. Whether you're a practitioner or a nursery leader, this episode will help you slow down, look closer, and support your team in delivering truly child-centred, research-rich learning that also builds on your nursery’s legacy of learning that your early years children will treasure for years to come. In this episode, we share:What we mean by “projects” and “provocations”, and how we define the differenceHow we build long-term, child-led investigations across age groups and settingsExamples of our favourite projects… Mango pasta, anyone? The importance of “slow pedagogy” and taking learning at the child’s paceHow we use exhibitions to make learning visible for children, families and the whole communityWhat pedagogical conversations look like in our weekly staff planning timeHow to support your team to plan, document, and challenge their assumptions of what our children are capable ofWhy reflection and observation are the most powerful tools we have as educators Standing on the shoulders of giantsThe magic of Atelier draws on foundational thinking from a range of influential Early Years theorists and educators. If you’d like to find out more about the voices that shape our deeply relational, child-centred practice here at Atelier, those mentioned in today’s episode are as follows: Aaron Bradbury – for his insights into observation, deep listening and co-constructed curriculum. Here’s a reminder of the beautiful quote Lauren shared in this episode from Early Childhood Theories Today' by Aaron Bradbury and Ruth Swailes: “Educators observe deeply. They use what they see and hear to create opportunities for children to explore further, to dig deeper, and to build on their knowledge.” Loris Malaguzzi – for the Reggio Emilia approach to long-term project work, documentation and the Hundred Languages of ChildrenFriedrich Froebel – for his influence on materials, connection, opposites, and real-life skillsSimon Nicholson – for his Theory of Loose Parts and its impact on open-ended, investigative learningMartin Pace – for challenging and refining our thinking around project and provocation pedagogyReggio Children – for inspiring the way we present learning, design space, and curate provocations Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy...

    41 phút

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    Step Inside Atelier: A Room-By-Room Tour Of Our Outstanding Nursery

    “Always be unwavering in your commitment to rich, beautiful environments that children deserve to work and play within.” Clare Crowther, Atelier Director In this episode of Atelier Talks, we’re taking you on a full virtual tour of our OFSTED Outstanding rated nursery. From the baby nest to the studio, and from our piazza spaces to the garden room, we explore how each part of the Atelier environment is purposefully designed to reflect our philosophy, placing children at the centre of every space, every decision, and every invitation to play. This is a behind-the-scenes look at how our learning environments come to life and how nursery managers and educators might adapt and reimagine a setting to better meet the needs of Early Years children. In this episode:A room-by-room breakdown of Atelier’s learning spaces within a mixed-age, free flow settingThe role of block play, real tools, open-ended resources and loose parts across age groupsPractical tips on how to build autonomy and sequential learning into physical spacesThe power of artist-led studios, Atelier’s ‘Gallery School’, and embedding community connectionsWhat it means to “wallow in learning” and the importance of building opportunities for children to slow down into your Early Years settingHow our garden space supports risk, growth and gross motor developmentWhy your team’s intent, autonomy and curiosity matter as much as the children’s Standing on the shoulders of giantsThe magic of Atelier draws on foundational thinking from a range of influential Early Years theorists and educators. Those mentioned in today’s episode are as follows: Loris Malaguzzi – for the Reggio Emilia concept of the environment as the third teacher, and the Hundred Languages of ChildrenFriedrich Froebel – for his philosophy on block play and large-scale movementSimon Nicholson – for the Theory of Loose Parts and the value of open-ended, natural materialsElinor Goldschmied – for her work on treasure baskets, heuristic play, and supporting the youngest childrenThe Hundred Languages of Children – a guiding principle in how we design spaces for creative, multi-modal expression Find out more: Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast Produced by Decibelle Creative – decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: Early Years environment, nursery design, Reggio Emilia, loose parts, heuristic play, Froebel, child-led spaces, block play, atelier studio, garden learning, outdoor provision, gallery school, creative learning environments

    46 phút

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    How to Prepare for an OFSTED Inspection: Insights From Our Outstanding Nursery

    “These inspections are our opportunity to show and tell. To celebrate what we’re doing day in, day out.” – Clare Crowther, Atelier Director Think of this episode of Atelier Talks as your essential guide to acing your nursery’s Oftsed inspection. We take you behind the scenes of our recent OFSTED inspection, which resulted in our Chippenham setting proudly retaining its Outstanding status.  This episode is one you don’t want to miss as we share everything you need to know BEFORE you get ‘that phone call’, from the paperwork to ensure you have to hand, to how to empower your nursery team with confidence to showcase the very best of your Early Years setting and practice. Whether you’re a nursery manager, setting leader or Early Years educator, we’re opening up everything we’ve learned across seven Outstanding inspections to help you feel confident, and well prepared for yours. We’re sharing what worked, what surprised us, what we held steady through, and how to put your best foot forward without putting on a performance, but holding on to your values so you can showcase your pedagogy, and stand proud in who you are and what you do day in, day out. In this episode:What to expect when the call comes and how to prepare your team in a calm, empowering wayThe “learning walk” demystified: what to say, how to show it, and why consistency is keyComfort blankets and confidence boosters: how we prepare our staff and documentationWhy embedding reflection and critical friendship across your team is your best OFSTED strategyHow to answer difficult questions with honesty and strength (especially in unique settings)The tools, systems and routines that helped us stay calm, collected and focusedOur top tips for inspection day, from the practical to the emotional Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast Produced by Decibelle Creative – decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: OFSTED Outstanding, Early Years inspection, nursery manager tips, learning walk EYFS, OFSTED preparation, key person approach, Early Years leadership, Early Years self-evaluation, child-led pedagogy, inspection readiness, show and tell not hide and seek, mixed-age settings, nursery staff confidence, EYFS documentation.

    43 phút

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    Enabling Environments: How To Create Early Years Spaces That Support Real Learning

    “It’s about pedagogy, not Pinterest.” – Clare, Director What does an enabling environment really look like? In this episode of Atelier Talks, we explore how thoughtfully designed environments (both physical and emotional) can transform your Early Years setting. This episode is a real behind-the-scenes exclusive insight into how we design and continually review and adapt our nursery spaces here at Atelier. From authentic tools and open-ended resources to carefully curated emotional environments, we discuss how we build spaces that reflect the children at the centre of them; places that inspire autonomy, creativity, and joy. This episode offers a wealth of practical ideas to help you reimagine what your own environment could look like when you really get down on the children’s level and ask yourself “what does it feel like to be a child here?” In this episode, we share:What makes an environment “enabling”, beyond surface aestheticsWhy reliable, well-stocked spaces matter just as much as beautiful onesHow we use authentic tools, natural materials and loose parts in our mixed-age settingThe role of the emotional environment in supporting wellbeing and deep learningHow we structure continuous provision, block play, clay work and real-life provocationsThe Reggio Emilia influence behind our workshop model and third teacher philosophyOur approach to zoning, flow, and flexible furniture for evolving cohortsExamples of community projects and how we bring families and local voices into the nursery Standing on the shoulders of giantsThe magic of Atelier draws on foundational thinking from a range of influential Early Years theorists and educators. If you’d like to find out more about the voices that shape our deeply relational, child-centred practice here at Atelier, those mentioned in today’s episode are as follows: Loris Malaguzzi – founder of the Reggio Emilia approach, which inspires our workshop model, visual presentation of materials, and the concept of the environment as “the third teacher.”Friedrich Froebel – for his philosophy on occupations, block play, and the foundational principles behind hands-on learning and real tools in Early Years.Simon Nicholson – originator of the Theory of Loose Parts, which underpins our use of open-ended, natural materials.Elinor Goldschmied – for her work on heuristic play and treasure baskets, foundational to sensory exploration in early childhood.Reggio Children – referenced more broadly in relation to environments, mark making, and provocations, such as “paper as a receiver” and collaborative projects.The Hundred Languages of Children – a core concept from Reggio Emilia practice guiding our creative and multi-modal learning environments. Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast Produced by Decibelle Creative – decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: enabling environments, pedagogy not Pinterest, Reggio Emilia, Froebel, block play, loose parts,...

    40 phút

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    Beyond ‘Professional Love’: How to Implement the Key Person Approach and Build Trust Across Your Nursery

    “It’s a privilege to look after other people’s children” - Lauren What does it take to build deep, lasting trust in a nursery setting? In this episode of Atelier Talks, we explore the role of the Key Person approach, often referred to at Atelier as the Key Family model. Rooted in attachment theory and steeped in real love (not just “professional love”), in this episode we unpack how relationships are built, maintained, and celebrated at Atelier, from home visits and settling-in sessions to key family time and sibling connections. You will learn how to strengthen your relationships with families within a nursery setting, or if you’re an educator wanting to deepen your understanding of responsive care, this episode offers plenty of practical strategies and inspiration to reimagine how love and trust can underpin your practice. In this episode:What makes the Key Person approach at Atelier different from standard EY modelsWhy trust, attachment, and emotional safety unlock growth and learningHow we’ve embedded the Key Family model across our mixed-age, free-flow settingsThe importance of home visits, continuity, and relational careTips for overhauling your settling-in processPractical staff development strategies to support this approachBuilding strong parent partnerships through openness and community Standing on the shoulders of giants: The magic of Atelier draws on foundational thinking from a range of influential Early Years theorists and educators. If you’d like to find out more about the voices that shape our deeply relational, child-centred practice here at Atelier, those mentioned in today’s episode are as follows:  Peter Elfer - the Key Person approach and the concept of the "stretching elastic" between child and practitioner.Elinor Goldschmied - “islands of intimacy” and relational care.Jools Page - her research into the concept of professional love in Early Years education.Dr. Chris Pascal - for questioning the term “professional love” and encouraging us to simply recognise it as love. Find out more:Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via our website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast 🎧 @decibelle_creative / www.decibellecreative.com Keywords: Key Person approach, Key Families, Early Years education, nursery trust-building, attachment theory, emotional development, settling-in strategies, responsive care, parent partnerships, professional love.

    37 phút

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    Why Mixed-Age Learning Will Transform Your Early Years Setting

    “Children are capable of so much - if we let them.” What if babies and preschoolers could learn alongside each other every day? At Atelier, they do, and we're here to share with you just how transformative this approach can be in your nursery setting. In today’s episode we take you through the benefits and practical realities of the mixed-age key family approach our nursery has become well known (and loved!) for. From peer scaffolding and social-emotional development to fluid, child-led environments and trust-based pedagogy, the Atelier leadership team share their experiences of creating a setting where all children, regardless of age, can learn and grow together. This episode is absolutely brimming with practical insights and all our best tips on how to start implementing this approach, so if you're curious about how mixed-age learning could transform your setting (or even if you're a parent wondering how this actually works in practice) you'll definitely want to grab your notebook! In this episode:What the mixed-age key family model really looks like in practice at AtelierWhy peer learning and scaffolding flourishes across age groupsThe role of trust, risk, and autonomy in child developmentHow staff and children adapt to a fully free-flow environmentTips for nursery leaders thinking about transitioning away from age-defined groupingsPlanning, communication, and ‘rhythm not routines’ at AtelierInsights into personalised CPD and staff development in a mixed-age setting Find out more: ·        Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk  ·        Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd  ·        Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via the website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast www.decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: Early Years education, child-led learning, Mixed-Age,  key family groups, reflective practice, nursery leadership.

    40 phút

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    Outstanding Early Years Education: ‘The Magic of Atelier’

    What does truly child-led learning look like? The Atelier team explore autonomy, relationships, and purposeful planning, blending Reggio Emilia, Froebel, and research-led pedagogy into a setting where children, families and staff feel seen, heard, and inspired. Brought to you by the Atelier Nursery senior leadership team, proudly produced by Decibelle Creative. “It doesn’t fit a business plan, it doesn’t fit an educational curriculum… it’s about a feel—what feels right for those children, what feels right for those families.” Clare, Director Welcome back to Atelier Talks, the Early Years Collective. In this episode, the Atelier team explore autonomy, relationships, and purposeful planning, blending Reggio Emilia, Froebel, and research-led pedagogy into a setting where children, families and staff feel seen, heard, and inspired. Consider this episode permission to do things differently in your Early Years practice, and get ready for a deep dive with Clare, Beth, Lauren and Laura, into research-led Early Years education, the Atelier way. In this episode: Reggio Emilia, Froebel, Vygotsky and Katz: blending research into everyday pedagogyWhy autonomy matters (for children and practitioners)The child-led planning cycle: from individual interests to project workThe “confronto” process: how Atelier educators reflect deeply on their children’s developmentWhy relationships with families are at the heart of our practice Find out more: ·        Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk ·        Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd ·        Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via the website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast www.decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: Early Years education, child-led learning, Reggio Emilia, Froebel, key family groups, reflective practice, nursery leadership.

    30 phút

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    The Story of Atelier Nursery: Introducing Atelier Talks

    An introduction to the people and principles behind Atelier Nursery Meet the team behind Atelier Nursery and discover the story, values, and philosophy that shape this award-winning Early Years setting. From free-flow learning to mixed-age groups, find out what makes Atelier unique, and upcoming episode topics to look forward to. Brought to you by the Atelier Nursery senior leadership team, proudly produced by Decibelle Creative. “You walk in the door and you just get the feeling of love, warmth, of determination. Not only with our children, but with us as well.” Beth, Senior Leader Welcome to Atelier Talks, the Early Years Collective. This is a podcast for educators, parents and Early Years professionals who want to raise the bar and reimagine what Early Years education can be. In this very first episode, join Atelier Nursery Director Clare Crowther and the leadership team (Beth, Laura and Lauren) as they share the story, philosophy and passion behind Atelier Nursery. Built on internationally recognised best practice and inspired by Reggio Emilia and Froebel, Atelier is more than just a nursery—it’s a creative, connected, research-led Early Years setting where children are respected as capable learners. In this episode: Meet your Atelier Talks hosts: the team behind Atelier NurseryThe story of how Atelier was founded (and what the name really means…)What makes Atelier’s pedagogy different: from mixed-age groups to free-flow learningReggio, Froebel and Katz: the principles that shape the rich pedagogy at AtelierWhy this podcast exists, and what’s coming up next Find out more: ·        Website and newsletter: ateliernursery.co.uk ·        Instagram: @ateliernurseryltd ·        Consultancy enquiries: Contact us via the website Together, we’ll unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast www.decibellecreative.com / @decibelle_creative Keywords: Early Years education, child-led learning, Reggio Emilia nursery, professional development for educators, pedagogy in practice.

    33 phút

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    Introducing Atelier Talks - The Early Years Collective

    A podcast for educators, by educators. The podcast from Atelier Nursery Welcome to Atelier Talks, the podcast lifting the lid on what it really takes to build an outstanding Early Years setting. Hosted by the Atelier leadership team, this series shares honest conversations, research-led practice, and practical strategies for educators. Whether you’re a nursery manager, practitioner, student or parent, this is your place for grounded inspiration and fresh thinking in Early Years. Come and connect with us; together we will unlock the potential for incredible growth and learning. ateliernursery.co.uk @ateliernurseryltd Proudly produced by Decibelle Creative | @decibelle_creative

    5 phút
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Atelier Talks is a podcast for educators who want to deepen their understanding of outstanding Early Years education. Hosted by the expert team behind the award-winning Atelier Nursery, join Clare, Beth, Lauren and Laura to explore the magic of Atelier, unpacking their real-life Early Years practice rooted in Reggio Emilia, Froebelian principles, and child-led learning. From free-flow and mixed-age provision to creating inspiring learning environments, each episode offers valuable insights to support child development, professional growth, and Early Years practice. Whether you're a nursery practitioner, manager, consultant, or parent curious about progressive Early Years approaches, you'll find inspiration and practical strategies to apply in your own setting. Step inside a truly unique nursery with the most passionate team you'll ever meet - and discover how principles become practice, where children thrive and educators grow. This is the podcast that puts principles into practice and brings research to life, to hit subscribe and come and discover the fine line between chaos and cosmos that defines the outstanding Early Years practice at Atelier Nursery. Atelier Talks is a Decibelle Creative original podcast.

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