This guest blog has been kindly written for Boogie Mites by Chris Phoenix, from The Phoenix Cups. Life can often feel like an intricate...

This blog has been contributed by Boogie Mites Trainer and Licensee in Newbury and surrounding area, Lizzie Lock.Anyone who’s spent time with young children knows how much they love being...

Sound is our biggest information gathering sense, our primary means of communication, at the very core or our existence as interconnecting humans. But are we prioritising it when planning the...

Language and Literacy, Rhythm and Rhyme Workshop - Expo 2024 We travelled to Olympia London the first weekend of March for the annual Childhood & Education Expo, where...

Music Practice In Early Years Prepares Sound Processing and Rhythmic Skills for Learning Languages.Neuroscience evidence shows us that music processing and language processing networks overlap and...

How can you spend EYPP funding to most effectively meet children’s needs in the current climate?Supporting the wellbeing of practitioners and parents must continue to be a priority for...

The Importance of Songs and Rhymes in the Early Years Foundation Stage If you have spent any time in an early years setting, I am willing to bet that you left humming a song or rhyme that was...

Supporting Children Starts with Supporting Parents.   Active Music-Making in Early Years to Develop School-Ready Skills: In Settings and Homes.Parents are a child’s first teacher.  Research shows...

What you’ll find in this blog: The link between music and maths Practical music and maths activities for you to try Make maths fun with our song download Our maths programme How to join our...

Guest blog by Ben Kingston-Hughes, Managing Director of Inspired Children A couple of years ago I was asked by a Local Authority to...