Stamford College - EYHSC

We are super proud of the first year Childcare and Education students!

A huge well done to you all!

TOP GRADES FOR EARLY YEARS STUDENTS Childcare and Education (Early Years Educator) Level 3

One of our HSC lecturers was invited on a tour and chat with the manager of the new private healthcare setting in Stamford…Grand View. This setting offers Nursing care, Dementia care, Residential living and Respite care. The home has a cinema room, hair and Beauty salon, cafe/coffee shop, separate dining room for family members and it’s own pub! All of these facilities ensure its residents are well looked after and provides a happy environment for all! Grand view are willing to offer a few places for work placement for level 3 HSC students from next year 🙂

The level 1 Early Years & Health and Social care students have been creative this week. In small groups they designed and planned Summer fetes whilst considering inclusion, assessing risk and other factors.

Level 2 Early Years are currently working on a unit based around Children’s play.

Today we took ourselves back to being aged 4, and we played with a variety of toys and then reflected on each activity.

Today we visited the Childcare Expo in Coventry!

Students had the opportunity to engage with a range of fantastic childcare and education experts, as well as get hands on with some of the resources, workshops and activities available in the early years sector.

Thankyou so much to Susannah Chambers for talking to our Level 3 students about your career & about Family learning. Your inspiring journey has definitely got our minds thinking. Thankyou for your time and positivity, we loved having you!😁

This webinar on the new EYFS framework will be available for free after the 9th June! Definitely worth a watch to prepare for the changes this September

Woah - 1000 people registered for this event in a couple of hours so we are now full. Sorry if you missed it.

On a positive note it will be available as a recording on the webinars page of our website a couple of hours after the live event.

Thanks to everyone who has signed up!

Fill out this survey for your chance to win a £50 Love2Shop voucher!

Are you studying a level 2 or level 3 qualification such as a BTEC, A-levels or Access to HE at Peterborough College or Stamford College?

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The Inspire Education Group are interested to find out how students of all stages and ages decide whether to progress to higher level study after their current study. This will help the colleges to plan and provide the right support at the right time to help with your decision making.

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The survey will be open until 5pm on Monday 26 April 2021 and winners of the £50 Love2Shop vouchers (there will be two winners) will be notified on Tuesday 27 April 2021.

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Between Tuesday 4th and Friday 7 May 2021, Neaco will be hosting the next in a series of events helping you explore the different routes from school to higher education.

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Please read this new information regarding positive lateral flow tests

Re-introduction of confirmatory polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing for positive lateral flow device (LFD) tests at assisted testing sites.

From 31 March, NHS Test and Trace is reintroducing confirmatory PCR testing for positive LFD tests conducted at all assisted testing sites, including schools and colleges. This means that all staff, pupils and students who get a positive LFD test, whether at home or supervised at their school or college, should get a confirmatory PCR. The PCR test should be booked immediately either online or by calling 119 and should be undertaken within 2 days.

Staff, students and pupils who had a positive LFD test result, and their close contacts and other members of their household, should self-isolate immediately in line with NHS Test and Trace guidance and while awaiting the PCR result. If the PCR test is negative, it overrides the LFD test and the staff member, pupil or student can return to school or college, and their close contacts can end their self-isolation.

Congratulations 🎉