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nasen to attend the Nursery World Show – 29th / 30th April

nasen are proud to announce that they will be exhibiting at the long awaited Nursery World Show in April 2022.

The early-years exhibition was originally going to take place in February but in light of the current guidelines was postponed to April to ensure the safety of all who attend.

Perfect for anyone in the early-years community, the Nursery World Show is two days of exhibitions, seminars and workshops to assist attendees in best practice, many of which are free to attend. There are also seminars and masterclasses focussed on the most essential topics of the moment, delivered by leading early years experts with topics including language & behaviour, Inclusion, Outdoor learning and more.

One of nasen’s Education Officer’s, Mandy Wilding, will also be present at this event as a speaker on Friday 29th April at 9:30am. Her session will cover some key implications of the Renewed Framework for Early Years practitioners in identifying and meeting the needs of children with SEND and their families.

This event will be held on 29th and 30th April at the Business Design Centre, London. It is free to register and attend.

Register below and be sure to say hello to us at stand D17!

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