Learning and Development
Early Talk Boost
Early Talk Boost is a targeted 9-week programme designed to help 3-4-year-old children improve their speech, language, and communication skills, helping them catch up with their peers.
Early Talk Boost is aimed as a catch-up intervention that accelerates language development, typically helping children make around five to six months’ progress. The programme is delivered in small groups of 6-8 children, with three 15–20-minute sessions per week during circle or story time, focusing on foundational skills in speech, language, and communication
NHS Toothbrushing Programme
The NHS launched a Supervised Toothbrushing Programme to help protect children from tooth decay. This programme is designed for children in the most deprived areas of England and aims to help them develop positive brushing habits. The programme is part of a broader effort to tackle the oral health crisis in England. The scheme is expected to reach up to 600,000 children each year and provide families with the support needed to ensure positive behaviours continue at home and over the school holidays.
Tiger Cubs
Tiger Cubs is a 6 week Early Years Programme to develop children’s physical development.
Tiger Cubs is in line with the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum and is suitable for children aged 3 years.
An Enfield Early Years Occupational Therapist guides the setting.
LASSEY
LASSEY is a 12 week programme that support's the development of children’s language, motor skills and social and emotional skills. LASSEY is in keeping with the current EYFS and will be instrumental in facilitating your children’s’ future school readiness.
Max Monkey and Boo Bear help guide your child’s language and social development in a therapist designed programme.
Tapestry
Tapestry keeps you in touch with your child's day wherever you are.
We utilize the Tapestry online platform to document your child’s unique learning journey. This interactive tool allows you to follow their milestones and daily triumphs in real time.
As parents, the first day of handing over your child to the care of another can be an emotional time. As your child adjusts to experiences without you at Little Wellingtons Childcare, most parents continue to want to share in these times. Tapestry facilitates this, by enabling a personal journal, or diary, to build over time.
Photographs, videos and notes of special moments are not only recorded, but can be made available regularly to you.
Let your child’s teachers know what your child loves doing at home by sending photos and videos back, helping them understand their development at home. Share these special moments with your child at any time by logging into their Learning Journal, using your own password.
In addition to the simple pleasure of seeing your child’s enthusiasm in describing their day, talking together about the pictures and video clips in their journal helps to develop your child’s language skills and build their self-esteem.