Projects

Our work in the sector

Early Education has a wealth of experience delivering projects for a range of clients. Our project work includes commissioned research studies, quality improvement support, and consultancy. Our current and latest projects are highlighted below, including further details about the work and impact for practitioners and children. 

Examples of other project work

Exploring the Wider World - funded by the Stoke-on-Trent Opportunity Area

Delivered by Early Education between April 2019 and March 2020, this project offered fully funded training and support to all private, voluntary and independent (PVI) settings in Stoke-on-Trent to give children wider experiences of the world around them.

Outdoors and Active - London Borough of Newham

Outdoors and Active – an action research project led by the London Borough of Newham – took practitioners from nurseries, schools, PVI settings and children’s centres on an eight-month long exploration of movement in 2- and 3-year-olds, which generated intriguing discoveries and practical, realistic changes to routines, resources and risk taking.

Early Years Pupil Premium project - Department for Education

Early Education received funding from the Department for Education under its 2015-16 Voluntary and Community Sector grants programme, for a project to support and evaluate strategies for implementing the Early Years Pupil Premium. Our aim was to explore how to help the sector make the best possible use of the EYPP, and to demonstrate the impact it can have. 

Greenwich Maintained Nursery School Review

Early Education was commissioned by the Royal Borough of Greenwich to undertake a review of their maintained nursery schools (MNS) in July 2019.  The brief was to review the MNS in Greenwich and offer ideas and proposals as to how the high quality early education they offered could be sustained and preserved.

Oldham Childminders Project

The project has offered on-going quality improvement support and training to a cohort of childminders in the Oldham area since early 2021. The project has offered a blend of virtual and in-person support as both a targeted and universal offer.